Columbia City High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1940 volume:

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Page 3 Page 4 Wrtb a leelrng of prrde the Colurn bran Staff takes pleasure 1n dechcatrng tbrs yearbook to Mr Lee Danlel A only an enthuslastlc booster of all school actrvrtres but also the donor of ihe annual scholarslup awards We appremate th1s thoughtfulness and generosuy and lake tlms opportunrty to salute you, Mr Danrel former school board member, he is not QI IIIJIIIIIIISIIIHIIIIII P M IIIIIEIIIIHH SIIHPS fc 1 6 ll ze, II6LII,3 3 I3 bf IIIII I V I I I ES E I I CS AND '11 K 5 f,-7' IA Page 6 f Elm Street vlew of the Hmgh School Front v1ew of CO1UH1b1G C1ty Hlgh Schoo' f x A5 AS AS UVUUFVAFUL. fHUfl .1 Bi- UU A... ' Page 7 pf 'iff' 'vw---5 . I fa, -- --M --- -- - 'Q L. :za , .u 1 I Q 'X f . . ' 'a X ,J - 4 . , z , , A V1 1 A L . A A ', ' . x 1 , it ' X , ' J I'-I 1 I ' . ' '-O I , l. S, A -l 1 ' X- ' i ,. ,.1g , n -- .Q - 'Q 'Y:4':: ,. , 8' V U 1 K.-1 ' .2 ,e ' ' , +V? ei- ,f ' f '.gv. 5, -'E .5 - , N .I F 2 . I S 1 V if . 'I r 4 . Q fr . 'f I ' s . k I- if if if 'lr minialfzafion J' M Fi' J ',fA ,mg 'N r I X Page 1 U BUHHU UF EIJUCHTIUH MR THOMAS HOOD MR FRED YONTZ Pre rdent Treasurer MR PAUL MORSCHES Secretary A f -f ,1 .' JL, A1 K -.5 if-H If I WIN -,1 1 ,-. Eg, 1 L, K .,,-1- , ev V . ' Lqj' , 'Pm i. ' AA.-f 'e. fr, L www , , A fe, ' .L 'f in + Wiz, 1 a..., .p ' ' K MR ORLA R SMILEY Pr1nc1pal B S Ball State Teach ers College M S lnchana Umver S1 y C579 HDHIIHISTHHTIUII MR ARLEY G KERR Supermtendent of Schools B S Ball State Teachers College M S Ir1d1ana Ur11vers1ty I rl' J 'la 'm55w'+?'r1 X MISS BERTHA THORNBURGH Ass1stant PI'1I'1C1pCIl Latm Speech A B Ir1d1ar1a Umversxty Graduate work lnchana Umversxty and UHIVSISITY of Colorado Page 1 1 Y QMS with MR LEON B ALTER MR HUBERT CORDIER Agrrculture Englrsh Physrcal Educatrort B S A Purdue Umverstty A B Mfmchesfef College Graduate work Purdue Umversrty MISS MARY BURNS MR ORIS W DEVOL Home Economlcs Physrcal Educatrort Health B S lr1d1ana UHIVSTSITY Educatlon Ertgllsh Graduate work Umversrty A B Wabash College of Wlgconsm purdue Notre Dame and Butler Umvel-Slfy UHIVGTSHY Coachmg M SS BERNICE CARVER Hlstory Mathematlcs Oxford College for Women B S M1Gml Umverstty A M lrtdtana Umverstty Schools MISS TREVA FLORA r B S Manchester College Graduate work Ball State Teachers College and Oh1O State Umverstty Paae 12 t MISS GEORGIA HEAL MRS IRENE SHULL Busmess Education Mathematxcs B S Indlana Umversny A B Indlana Umverslty Gregg College Graduate work Chlcago M S Indxana UH1VefS1lY Umverslty MR LAWRENCE MR IOSEPH SHULL IOHNSTON SCIGHCS Band B S Purdue Umverslty B S M DePauw Uruverslty M M Vandercook School of Music. MRS HAZEL MUNNS Music B M Chlcago Musxcal College B S M Columbra School of MUSIC Graduate work Amerlcan Conservatory of MUSIC A M Chrcago Unlverslty MR WALTER STEPHENSON Industrlal Arts A B lndlana State eachers College Page 13 MISS MARGUERITE STULTZ L1brar1an Enghsh Geography B S Indxana State Teachers College Graduate work Wayne Un1vers1ty and Umver stty of lll1no1s www MR GALEN WENGER Engllsh A B Manchester College Graduate work Unlverstty of Wlsconsm and Un1 vers1ty of M1ch1gan MR WILFRED WILSON HISIOFY Soc1al Sc1ence A B Inchana Umversxty Graduate work Indrana UDIVGYSIIY MISS MABLE ZIRKLE Health Educatlon Drlver Tramxng Mathematlcs A B Manchester College Graduate work Manchester College Marlon College Page 14 lnd1ana UHIVETSIIY Pur due UDIVSYSIIY and Um verstty ot M1ch1gan MISS KATHERINE MERLEY Secretary to the Superm tendent Colurnb1a Cxty I-hgh School Father ot the Future Farmers pauses from h1s work ln hls shop Honest Abe hot and bothered over h1s s1x vt eeks grades has shed hrs coat Doc Cordter and Phtl Lowe no explanatlon needed Mlss Carver as usual rs 1n her books kdss Thornburgh catches a breath ot an bevween Caesars Campmguxzn Cmnl and hechc argununns about govennnent ownerdup of Mnhoads Zuk 1ooksno'wometorHe W9GfkOH1OHth6JOhSGDd bumps the green drlvers gtve her Oh' Boy 1ts Kate Supt Kerrs secretary Hack looktng better srnce he s thrown hls cane away Thtngs must be go1ng r1ght for band rnaster Iohnston We can t get along wrthout the Braln Trusters Ioe Steve and Mr Smlley Mrs Shult Mr Wenger and MISS Stultz confer over wetghty t D prooterrs Page 1 5 ff . , . tt ff , ' ' , . ,. . Y .., , , , . K . 4 tt . ff . f , . , . , , . . . . tt H . . , - . . I , , , .. ,I 1. H . . ' , , , ,. . . xt , . , . 4 1, 1 . .. A A. . if if QAAZA Pt . ia 9-K , V A. Z7-2 . fwf .y 35.7511 -4: 2 h -., L ' 'o' This trio looking at you with such doubting expressions are probably thinking about starting an argument with you. Paul Rawley, Mary Alice Gates, and Bill Davis are varsity debaters and enthusiastic boosters tor all speech activities. ' X , t LORENA M. ADAIR Entered 45 Horne Economics Club 4. GWENDOLYN M, BARSH Booster Club I, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4:fLat1n Contest I, 25 Vice President of class 25 Varsity basketball I5 GAA 2, 3, 45 Eagle Staff 2, 3, 45 Press Club 4: Band I, 2, 3, 45 State Solo Contest 37 llational Solo Contest 35 The Vxllian Failed 4: May Festival I. LAMAR BETZN ER l My x.Lj HILDA M BOGGS Entered 4 MARY IANE BOGGS 2 3 State Pair trip 2 lun or Leader s N ncy , G SS 4 fl tlfa I 4 Four H C ROSALIE CLELAND May Festival I SSS I 2 GAA I BETTY CLOSE Fn e d 4 GAA 4 WILLIAM LEONARD DA IS Vice Dresident H Y 4 AA I 2 rum 2 3 4 NFL 3 4 Vars ty Debate 4 Arche Cori est McLallen Contest VLG ce 4 Co tational Contest 4 at c Re n 3 Vthttley atxiy Centenntal 2 .1 I 'VIa oon 'id Gold Re I U Discussa e fIAXIvL L DEPOY a Ie Staff 3 4 Press Club 4 Intramural sk o I y Festv I I 2 Comm ia It. 3 4 Vce Pres dent 4 S C Common Clay 45 Aunt Susie Shoots the Vlorksw 45 'Revenge is Sweet 45 The Movies Come to Town 4' In the SudS 4 Early to Bed Early to Rise 4 Eaqe Staff 4 Football 2 3 Track I 2 BH AA DALE BITTING rutn 2 3 4 NFL 3 4 MCLa en on test 4 Humo ous Contest 3 The Movies Come to Tauri 4 FFA 4 HiY 4 Wht Iey County Centenntrl 2 FFA Pest Con te 4 UNA DELL BOWMAN GAA 1 2 SSS 3 4 Whitley County Cen tennlal 2 May Festival 1 Commercial Club 4 RUTH BROWN Entered 4 McLaI en Contest 4 Forum 4 Choir 4 cr mes of Normandy 4 May Festival 4 DONALD R LOOLMAN AAI 2 3 GEORGE I CORRLA ink I 3 4 BH DAI1l.l B DIFFENDARFER raclc l SAA I AVID P EX GLE B AA 2 3 FFA softball 2 3 t'rAI 2 3 4 Secret ry 4 FFA District Pu ic Speak na Contest 2 3 4 FFA Essay Con test 4 FFA Activ ty Contest 4 FFA Corn ILE, ng Tearr 2 3 4 Pest Cont st a ver 3 4 Fou Club 3 4 Con Huskn1Contes 2 3 MARGARET ANNE BAYMAN McLalIen Contest I, 2, 3, 45 Archer Con- test, second place, 45 Forum 3, 45 Alter- nate for varsity debate 45 NFL 45 Humor- ous Contest, third place, 35 Dramatic Contest, third place, 3, 45 The Movies Come to Town 45 Choir I5 May Festival I5 Maroon and Gold Revue I5 Eagle Staff 35 GAA I, 25 SSS l, 2, 35 Home Economics Club I, 25 Commercial Club 4. DESSA BEARD May Festival I5 GAA I, 2, 3, 45 mercxal Club 45 Class Treasurer 25 Alqe bra Contest I5 Driver Traimnfy 3. 'AABEL I BLEW A I 2 4 te Economics Club 1 INEZ L BOGGS Ask Nancy 4 Aunt Susie Shoots the Works 4 Eaqle at I S May Festval l Whitley County Centen llGl 2 H me Economics Club 2 3 4 TREVA ELLEN BUMP A I Z 3 May Fesival 4 om onomics Club I 2 3 SS DONALD CHAPMAN FFA 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 FFA Pest Con test 2 3 4 FFA Ouall Hover 3 FourH I IOY CAROLINE CROWELL Glee Club I Maroon and Gold Revue Home Economics Club I 2 3 4 MARIORIE E CULLIMORE Glee Club I Maroon and Gold Revue I GAA I 2 May Festival I FourH Club I 2 3 4 Iuntor Leader 3 4 Horne co n rn cs Club I 2 3 4 Secretary 2 4 IACK EVANS F rurn 2 3 4 Band Color Guard 2 3 Eagle Stat 2 3 4 Press Club 4 BHSAA 3 4 Pres dent HlY 4 Annual Boara 4 Prestdent at Class 3 DOROTHY H FENKER Home Economics Cub I 2 3 4-Treas ur r 3 Senior Advise 4 FourH Club 2 3 4 'VI y Festival I Driver Training 4 SEIIIUHS Page I9 , l . IH . 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I, 2 5 I t l t , , 4. -, , 1 1 G I - Com -Q E fin E - I L1 !'!! . n 7 ' ' .B 0 ' 1 Q Q K4 wr A 4' , '1 T the Memoy eW CI Ka S E H I U u 12 9 50 ' 4 4 so 9 ' 5 -U 0 ' 9- 19 ,., ye A A Q 3 3 2 C . . r of A Aug st ,1922 Th :sr Ilo'.'e:r1ber 25, E93 SENICR CLASS HISTCRY OFFICERS Prestdent Paul Hawley Vtce P estdent Robert Luckenbtll Secretary Betty Souder Treasurer Ellen Pence ln l928 seventy etght xoungsters tarted to school tor the l1fSf ttme Under the capable ard caretul tnstructton of our lower grade teachers the class gatned a good foundat1on upon wh1ch to base our later hte Eacn year we ga1ned not only tn number but also m w1sdom When we entered departmental NG tt ought ourselves qutte 1mportant ln the ele mentary grades mo t of us took part tn the operettas Lost Prtncess BoPeep and Humplesttltsktn One hundred twelve Jovtal freshmen started on the t1nal lap ot the long trek tn l93o Lrke all newcomers we were shghtly green but we took a ltktna to our surroundmgs and learned what to do and what not to do As freshmen we entered tnto as many eytra curnculars as were posstble In our sophomore year we had become accustomed to h1gh school hte Th1s year we took a more promtnent place 1n school attatrs as many of our classmates had had expertence m athlettcs band debate and Jourrtahsm Durtng our last two years we helped to uphold the fatr name ot CCHS at many dtstrtct state and nattonal contests In our 1un1or year we enterta1ned the outgotrtg sen1or class wtth a receptton at the Sargent Hotel at Lake Wawasee Thls year we as semors have taken over the helm and have shown ourselve capable ot handlmg the more respons1ble postttons of the many h1gh school orgamzattons Pour sentors debated varslty and hve others won the rtglnt to compete a the ltattonal Band Solo Contest Two sentors edtted The Eagle and mo t ot the strength ot the basketball and football teams resteol upon sen1or boys The graduattng class ot 1040 mnety hve strong ts the largest class tn the h1story ot the h1gh school We leave thts school entlrely dltterent personalmes than when we entered back tn H336 as shy httle freshmen We may not be the best class to graduate from CCHS but we are the b1g gest and contrary to the old saytng we st1ll have gualtty as well as quantlty No matter mto what ttelds we may venture we shall never forget the good trmes we had nor the bastc amos and tdeals that we learned back tn dear old Columbta Ctty Htgh School Mary Altce Gates Page 26 . 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SALUTATORY BETTY soUDER We the Class of 1940 salute and welcome you who have assembled here tontght We know that you are here because you are mterested tn us and our atta nments ard we apprec1ate your com1ng here to btd us Godspeed ln thls troubled world of ours NG offer you peace and frlendslfup These two symbols along mth reltgton are the foundattons of all successful nattons They have been the basrc features of our republtc Durmg our short ltves we have been taught these thmgs by our parents By thetr sacr1f1ces and unt1r1ng efforts we stand here ton1ght ready to embark upon a new career Some w1ll succeed tn a large measure whfle others w1ll fa1l to reach the goal toward whtch they strtve but we shall all reach the goal of ulttmate happmess and ontent 1f we shall endeavor to remember these three thmgs peace frtendshtp and rel1g1on Durmg the last four years our contacts wtth our htgh school faculty and student body have been both peaceful and most frtendly Here we have learned the many lessons about peace and frtendshtp we have enjoyed every second whtle tt has been our prtvtlege to attend th1s school of ours hts fellowmen Thts understandmg can be gamed only by study of the mottves for human behavtor and sympathy wtth the fra1lt1es of human nature Today m our unsettled world N9 see the four horrtble horsemen of the Apocalypse war death famtne and plague r1d1ng agam lf the leaders of great states would use peace and frtendsh1p toward manland these horsemen would never r1de agam May we as c1t1zens cf thts nat1on whtch we reaard as the fmest on eartn try 1n all ways to help our nat1on to remaln a leader tn peace and ktndlmess toward a war swept world As we leave the portals of tn1s sc tool N9 shall always strtve wherever we are to thmlc of these three symbols peace fr1endsh1p and reltgton lt lS the sole purpose of the Class of l94U to use them wherever we go or tn whatever we do So agam .ve offer to you our eternal frtendshtp and a pledge of peace The Class of l9-,U stncerely welcomes you Page 27 . . C 5 . ln order to be both peaceful and friendly, one must be able to understand . Y . . , . . . . , . , , v , . X v . . 4 ' ., VALEDICTORY WILLIAM L DAVIS Many tunes man IS faced w1th the task of puttlng 1nto words the feehngs of the soul Thls IS often a very drfflcult act to accomphsh as upon certarn occas1ons we fmd our emotrons of such a varlety that mere words are power less to express all that our hearts would say It becomes my prlvrlege to speak for the class of 1940 and to attempt to convey to our teachers relat1ves and fr1end the emotlons we feel at thrs trme We realxze that th1s IS not the end of our educatlonal career, rather the start of that fuller educatlon whlch comes only w1th the varled experrences of hfe rtself but we are aware too that 1t marks the attamment of a goal for whtch we have been a1m1ng for the last twelve years Naturally we gam a thr1ll of pr1de rn th1s accomphshment Hrgh among our many feehngs today IS one of smcere gratxtude to the teachers who have by thelr energy and patlence led us to our present honored posftton We stncerely thank them for the1r gurdance and splendld example and shall not forget the helpmg hand they have so many trmes extended to us through these format1ve years The least that we can do IS to pledge that 1n future years we shall attempt to govern our lrves rn such a manner that they may feel somewhat repa1d for the1r efforts 1n our behalf The understandlng and encouragement glven us by our parents and rn many cases the sacr1f1ces that they have made for us shall not go unheralded at thrs trme for we fully apprecrate all thls as well W1th these exercrses we wrlte fmt to our career as students of Columbra Crty Hrgh School and as we thmk of thrs we are sens1ble of a feelmg of deep regret We hold nothrng dearer to us at thls ttme than the comradeshtp here formed whrch w1ll be chenshed throughout our l1ves As we take our separate paths and leave these halls lt IS w1th the realrzatfon that the best of frlendshrps cannot survlve tlme Never agaln shall we be as close to these fr1ends of our youth as we are tomght l am remfnded of the anclent x ng who commlssroned hrs wxse men to prepare a sentence that would bc 'rue and apphcable under all condlttons and 1n all places After weeks ot study these w1se men returned to thelr soverelgn wrth thls thought Thls too shall pass away Realrztng the truth of th1s phllosophy we accept our fatel Although our hlgh school days and our hrgh school frrendshlps w1ll pass they go not fnto obl1v1on but mto those secret places of our hearts where they w1ll remarn always cherrshed and re memberedl So tomght we members of the class of l94U bld farewell to our classmates and teachers but we go wfth hopeful hearts toward the future Page 28 , O . . . 1 1 -I - 1 f 1 , . f 1 . . -rg . . , A -, . . , .. . 1, . . , I . , . 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . STATISTICS OF THE CLASS OF 1940 Four years ago one hundred twelve puplls f1rst entered the halls of Columbla Clty l-hgh School We had ambrtrons that we m1ght be the frrst graduatrng class to have one hundred members but we fatled by f1ve to reach that goal We are however the largest graauatlng class thus far E1ghty three members rema1n of our or1g1nal members the other twelve have come to us durmg our hlgh school career One out of our class has been enrolled rn ten dlfferent schools durmg hrs twelve years of school attendance Of those who dropped out along the way several were marrted some moved away a few wanted to do some other land of work and one member has dred It mrght be mterestmg to look at some of the facts pertamtng to our class Our tallest boy looks down upon the world from hts herght of srx feet three and three quarter mches our shortest has to stretch hrmself to reach the herght of four feet ten and one half rnches Our monster of werght tlps the scales wtth two hundred th1rty flve pounds whlle our llghtest member IS competlng w1th the featherwetghts w1th only nmety four pounds Slnce the grrls all hope to be called the lrttle woman 1n the near future they declme to glve any def1n1te 1nformat1on about hetght and welght There are f1fty seven puptls w1th blue eyes twenty three w1th brown eyes flve wrth green eyes flsnt that a s1gn of 1ealousy'9J and the remamder offer only vague mformatron lrke grayrsh or occasronally black The ma1or1ty of students rn our class have brown halr brunettes are next 1n number whrle we have a few declded blondes and red heads Talk about feet one boy who wears SIZE twelve and one half mud boats IS made ashamed by a gtrl who teeters on srze four and one half shoes She would lrke to compete w1th Crnderella We have one member who 1S twenty one years old and proud that he 1S now a voter whrle a few young uns w1ll be only seventeen when they are graduated and two only s1Xteen Members of the class acclarm teachers and gum smackers as the1r pet peeve but a few non conformtsts 11st d1sl1kes rangmg from alarm clocks to cold butter Several w1sh to be farmers after they graduate a few w1ll conttnue the work 1n grocery stores and f1ll1ng stattons whrch has supplled spendlng money durmg htgh school and many plan to contlnue thetr educatlon by attendlng busmess school college or other rnstttutrons of further tra1n1ng Votes for the favonte class tn school showed that agnculture and shop were most llked by the boys and home economtcs and mathematlcs by the gtrls As to pol1t1cs we say noth1ng Thls IS a campalgn year and most of our members say We are on the fence We farled too to get a def1n1te opmton about who they thought would be the next prestdent lt seems as though Gracte Allen and even Bob Burns have a good chance accordmg to some members of the class As to rel1g1on our class ts proud to say that we have members of a great varrety of denommatrons and creeds Not all are church members but all do hope to be worth whtle crtrzens Frfteen semors belong 1n band mneteen are rn chorr seven tn FFA twenty three 1n Sunshlne Soclety s1x 1n Booster Club twenty fxve on the Eagle staff seven on the Annual Board thtrty f1ve rn Commerclal Club and a great num ber of boys have partrctpated rn football track and basketball Out of the ntnety frve only twenty frve have ever ndden rn an arrplane A greater number forty have rldden on a tram, and a much larger number f1fty drlve a car Page 29 1 , . . 1 , , . ' 1 1 1 1 , . 1 ' 1 1 ' - ,, . 11 . . . . , A . . . ,, , ,1. . . . . . . 1 ' 1 ' 1 . . 1 , 1 . 1 1 . . . 111 . 11 11 . 11 1 , . - -1 11 . 1.1 1 11 . 1 , . - 11 11 11 11 . . . , . . 1, 1, I - 1 1 1 1 1 - , . , . 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - I . - I , I STATISTICS CF THE CLASS OF 1940 To prove that we are not stay at homes there IS not one person who has not been outstde the state of lndrana Our most wldely traveled member has been 1n twenty erght states Spencer Tracy IS the best llked actor thlnks our class and Bette Davts and PF1SC1llG Lane are the best lrked actresses One never knows what the future may brlng so we are not mak1ng any rash prom1ses about what we shall be or do but 1t IS our hope that when we meet 1n the future to talk over hlgh school days we shall have a record as good and useful cttrzens of Whltley County Davtd Dtffendarfer CLASS PROPHECY Good eventng Ladres and Gentlemen and all the shlps at sea let s go to press Flashll Hollywood Calrfornta lt 1S rumored tn the excluslve crrcles of Hollywood that two promrnent f1gures from that colony have flnally motored to Kentucky where marnage hcenses are st1ll cheap namely that handsome producer Robert Tner and actress Scotty Fyfe Hollywood was 1n a turmorl last evenmg followrng the annual party thrown 1n honor of The Academy Award Wlnners The prtzes went to LaMar Bet ner and Phyllts Snyder for thelr outstandtng performances m Scrapes of Wrath Reno Nevada Flashll New York C1ty s Chtna Tea Hetress Mrs Charlotte Krauter Ortner IS tn Reno these days trylng desperately to get her dtvorce from Metropohtans p1an1st sensatton G Elvln Ortner Th1s IS the stxth t1me the tea helress has been to Reno ln the last ten years Houston Texas Flashll Your l1ttle newsboy has Just dug up another scoop story of the year I Edgar Coover and h1s Z men have lust captured the notorlous gun runntng subdued after a funous battle 1n whtch Hatr Trlgger Noble Roth serrously wounded Z man W1ll1am Davls Detrort M1ch1gan Elashll Labor Leader Iohn L Secrtst Ir stopped the mlghty wheels of the Iohn Vance Auto Corp by ordermg a Sll down strtke of all spark plug workers The state m1l1t1a was ordered to the scene by The Hon Governor Paul Schrader By Way of the Htgh Seasll Elashll lt 1S reported that the great Amerrcan peace arbltrator The Honorable Dean lohnson IS mak1ng small headway m checkrng a revolutron 1n Chechoslyvan1a led by that Red Shlrt Pancho Mrller Attentron all Lovers of Eatrytalesl Another falrytale The Ltttle Prmcess Goldllox has 1ust been pronounced the best book of the year The author to De honored for th1s tale IS Wllllam Travelbee New York New York Plashll The Whrgfreld Eolhes have another smash 1ng performance to put before you th1s season The show wlll be supported by none other than Betty Weston Mary Wolfe MaraLee Osborn Vera Loe Betty Langohr Vera and Mary lane Kneller Pasadena Callfornla Plashll Playboy Robert Yontz had one of h1s turf pounders rn the money agam when Brlght Eyes won the S25 OOO handlcap by nosrng out Short Stuff from the Wtlllam Langohr stables Columbla Clty lndtana Elashll lUSl1C6 of Peace Lundblad of lh1S small town 1n North Eastern lndrana reports the frrst quadruple marrtage ceremony Page 30 ' A . gang from Mexico led by public enemy No. l, Saul Flox. The bandits were , , , . I I I I CLASS PRCPHECY ever performed The happy couples are Barbara Myers and Rtchard Ramp Betty Souder and Iames Pr1ce Charlotte Moore and Iohn Tnpcony and Robert Weston and Pauhne Karst Greensborough Kentucky Flashll The adm1n1strat1on of the WCA 1n the h1lls of Kentucky lS raptdly gett1ng beyond the able supervtslon of foreman Pete Redman Redman was attacked by one of h1s worke s P E Rawley because he refused to replace a broken shovel handle Odd news and exclustve news from here there and everywhere Oddttres 1n the Newsl Flashll Yours truly lust dropped rn on the Poet Iellt son famlly lt seems that E1leen G1pe Ielllson IS br1ng1ng home the bacon whlle her husband Bob cleans the house and takes care ofPerc1va1 Flashll lean Russ opera s1nger was left wa1t1ng at the church a number of years ago The boy frlend 1ust couldn t brlng h1mself to settle down so Iean 1S spendlng the rest of her years kn1tt1ng and l1v1ng alone Flashll A well known old gentleman about town IS now pump1ng gas and clean1ng w1nd sh1elds for the Shell f1ll1ng stat1on Mr Pressler left the Standard Statlon because 1t 1S rumored he llked the color of the Shell stat1ons better Maroon and gold Flashll Your news reporter has Just run across a well known s1nger namely Mldge Snapp She IS s1ng1ng Wlth Lenny l-loodman s orchestra Flashll After be1ng told by a l1ttle b1rd th1s reporter 1nvest1gated the 1dea and found that Kay Schre1ber has settled down 1n a three story home wlth wlndlng stalrcases so she can sttll have her da1ly workout by sl1d1ng down bannlsters Flashll Iames Hull w1th the help of LEWIS Gregg has captured the hearts of hand Wlth the ladles Tshl Tshl Flashll Your New York correspondent hnds that Anne Bayrnan IS now the stern dean of Cassar School for G1rls l Flashll One of the cartoon art1sts of the day Rolly Grable IS be1ng sued for al1enat1on of affecttons l-le l am told made torr1d love to a country g1rl whose name IS Ann Dean Flashll A very promxnent g1rl of the day strll holds the coveted medal for be1ng one of the best soda terkers She IS Ellen Pence Flashll A prom1nent th1n lady of the c1rcus namely Mary Ellen G1ll6Sp19 had a terrlble d1saster today She stepped on a Wad of chew1ng gum and couldnt move unt1l someone l1fted her foot for her Robert Tones an an1mal tra1ner also of the c1rcus found her 1ust 1n t1me Flashll The dtstlngulshed m1ll1ona1re Harold lackson and h1s br1de Luc11le F1sher have Just returned from the1r honeymoon tr1p around the world The couple plan to bu1ld a cozy l1ttle home 1n South Wh1tley lndtana and l1ve happlly ever after Flashll An excellent contort1on1st has Just ret1red lt seems that he has t1ed h1mself 1n so many knots that he has Just gone knotty lack Shtnneman IS the unfortunate man Flashll Dw1ght Tones now he1r to the Tones Bakery IS ch1ef cook and bottle washer wrth Mary Al1ce Gates as h1s soul mate Flashll Alberta Fry has ftnally reached her goal She IS I am well tnformed an a1r hostess and at the same t1me lS wear1ng a sol1ta1re placed there by Donald Coolman Flashll Ruth Brown Maxme DePoy and Mary lane Boggs are now growtng and sell1ng the1r beaut1ful tresses to cornpantes who sell them to persons be1ng less fortunate Page 3l .. ,, . T all the maidens in the big city of Podunk, Ohio. They always were quite a CLASS PROPHECY Flashll Una Dell Bowman lnez Boggs and Dessa Beard are rtvals of The Three Musketeers They are l1v1ng together after decldlng to be old malds Elashll After bemg chosen as a forward on an all g1rl nattonal basketball league Gwendolyn Barsh IS becommg very famous Flashll Dale O B1tt1ng owner of the mllhon dollar Wrggleworth f1ve and ten cent chatn store recently wed an old schoolmate Georglana Mtller Flashll Two desperate men entered the D A s offtce IH New York C1ty to day to ask 1f they could sleep tn the countyJa1l for a wh1le They exolalned that they were the ktdnappers of the wealthy Mtldred Meler who has been mlsslng from her estate for two days The men Davld Engle allas Baby Face and Hugh Gaff allas Chesty Gaff ahas Bnck Bat Gaff admttted they had made a terrlble mlstake when they abducted Mtss Meler whom they thought was the beauty queen Dorothy Fenker Flashll The Barnum Halley Cmrcus reports that a malor catastrophe over took them when a h1gh w1re snapped lettlng three artrsts fall three hundred feet mto a shallow net whlch broke under the cornbtned werght but thetr l1ves were saved The acrobats are low Crowell Mar1or1e Culltmore and Rosella Frres Plashll An obscure professor of SCIGHCG George Correa of the Coesse Hlgh School announced the starthng dlscovery of a new process for maktng soap bubbles Whlch get as large as three feet square and bounce hke rubber balls Professor Correa was ass1sted by h1s farthful laboratory asslstant Mable Blew Flashll FIVE men were rescued from a North Atlantlc sea dlsaster last eve nmg after the Squahs lr had been submerged for f1fty s1x hours The hero1c men Captam Robert Luckenbrll Clarlce M1tchell Homer H1vely Donald Chap man and Frankhn Smtth each ht up a Lucky Str1ke 1mrned1ately after berng released Flashll The Reverend Votd H1vely Ir performed the usual s1ngle r1ng ceremony m an unusual manner R1d1ng astraddle the radlator of a Texaco gasolme truck he pronounced Davtd D1ffendarfer and Garnet Walker man and w1fe Elashll The Better Sewtng C1rcle of Amerlca ladtes of Iefferson Center lnd1ana presented a marble statue of Franklm D Roosevelt to the Museum of Anclent l-hstory recently The d1st1ngu1shed comm1ttee tn charge of the pre sentat1on cons1sted of Betty lane Pence Chalrman Ruby Ramsey Annetta Herr leanette I-lemley and Betty Close Flashll It comes to us from a rellable authorlty that V1v1an Re1der w1ll pos1t1vely graduate from CCHS thts year By Way of the l-hgh Seaslll The Queen Mary carrled a group of d1s ttngurshed Amencans to England thrs week The voyagers are former Eagle Edrtor Lo1s W1gent Bolyard and husband who ore on the1r honeymoon tr1p around the world and the noted Sportsman Walter Mttchell and h1s w1fe Treva Bump Mttchell Walter wtll play Jn the Nattonal Table Tennts Tournament at Hamburg thls year Plasnll The Sports world agaln bows to three promtsmg women tenn1s teams who have won a trtp to play tn the annual classlc at Stockholm thts year The teams constst of Rrola Taylor and Rosalle Cleland the Red Demons Lorena Adaxr and I-lllda Boggs The Spltftres and the tnvmclble Dorothy lane Schmttt and Marlurze Schrader And so untll the cat comes home l rema1n your New York correspondent lack Evans who advlses you to keep your eyes open for the Class of l94O IS ready to make real h1story Kathryn Schrerber and lack Evans Page 32 ' .. , 0 . , . . . .. . , . , I I A 1 . . . 1 - 1 1 ,, . H 11 . 1. - 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . , , . .. , , 1 , . 1 -1 ' - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 .. , ., 1 .. , , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY OFFICERS Presldent Walter Meyers Vrce P esrdent Harold Nelson Secretary Ioan Strouse Treasurer Bob Ielhsort Sponsors Mrss Mable Zrrlcle Mr Leon Alte We the Class of l94l enterrng Columbla C1ty H gh Scnool for a perrod of four years hope to accompl1sh great thmgs The class begar' wrth etghty three members and has not lost many of them throughout the four years As freshmen the frrst weel-' Nas spent mostly rn gettmg acquamted and raclng through the halls to frnd our classes Our class was well represented rn outs1de actrvrtres Nathan Roberts and Btll Malone were two of our best athletes as freshmen Ioan Strouse and Rosellen Ennts Nere elected to the garet Ann Roberts Many g1rls of our class were chosen as members of the Sunsh1ne Soc1ety The class was well represented 1n both the Boys and Grrls Leagues Members of the Forum were Brll Erdmann Edward lvfeyers Walter Meyers Ioan Strouse Phyllrs Ferrey Barbara Goble Margaret Ann Roberts and Robert lelhson Among our debaters were Ioan Strouse Brll Erdrnann and Walter Meyers The Eagle absorbed erght members o our class W were also represented rn both Chotr and Ctlee Club The next year we were more experrenced and d1gn1f1ed The class de creased by three members We had four athletes added to our l1st S1nce that was the second year of our hrgh school career we felt that many 1m portant thrngs lay anead of us Th1s year we met agam as Tumors and under the suoerv1s1on of Mrss Zrrkle and M Alter our class sponsors we elected the class offrcers Famed above Tack Walter and Harold Flox were elected to the Annual Board Nathan Rob erts was chosen for the Booster Club The Class of l94l aave a play Plam lane rn whrch To r Strouse and Walter Meyers took the leadtng parts The proceeds from thrs performance were used to help ftnance the lunror Senror receptton As the arnual goes to press we are plannrng to grve the senrors one of the best receptrons rn the ll1SlOl'Y of CCHS When N6 beco e sen1ors we all to e to accompltsh greater tmngs and graduate as the Class of 4l lack Walter Page 33 , V ,, , , , , L A . r , . , , . 1 . h X . , , , 4 A Annual Board. Representing the Booster Club were Phyllis Ferrey and Mare , ' f . e F . J A T I . L . L . 1 m ' ' E C ' ,A 'Q Q. gay Top Row Lots Barnes Wtlllam Barney Harry Bennett lane B1tt1ng Davld Bolyard Lloyd Boschet Alton Braddock Malcolm Bowman Wrlltam Chapman Second Row Raymond Coyle Helen Egolf Rosellen Ennls W1ll1am Erdmann Norma Ernst Gatl Evans Phyllts Eerrey Iohn Flrestone Eranc1s F1sher Tlnrd Row l-larold l-'lox Paul Frtes Dale G1llSSp16 Barbara Goble Dewey Goudy Robert G able Bettle Grant Larry Gruesbeck Gale Hawk Bottom Row Yvonna l-lenshaw Yvonne l-hle Mar1or1e Htvely Bette Hull Robert Ielltson Dorothy Iones LGWIS Iones Kenneth Iudd Dons Khng IGDDIS Knlght Page 34 P' .l l. ki Q 3 'W 'Q ,O .V 6 -D ' vb xX,, .1 I ll' -Q Q .Q Q ,x I .9 r ', Top Row: Robert Koch, Phil Loe, Lenora Maggert, William Malone, Martha McCoy, Gloe McCurdy, Evelyn McElroy, Edward Meyers, Walter Meyers. Second Row: Evelyn Mullendore, Harold Nelson, Thelma North, Martha Ott, Frances Palrner, Dick Pence, Richard Pence, Clarabelle Pullin, Elbert Quinn, Third Row: Fern Ramsey, Max Reed, Barbara Roberts, Margaret Roberts, Nathan Roberts, Clifton Schrader, Ruth Scott, George Sewell, Dean Sharpe. Bottom Row: Fern Sievers, Arnold Souder, loan Strouse, DeWitt Traster, Garnet Walker, Helen Walker, lack Walter, Iune Walter, Mona Ward, Paul Windeniuth. Page 35 raw.,-. SUPHUHIUHES Top Bow lack Anspaugh Dortha Balnbrldge Delbert Ballard B1ll Beck lames Boggs Phylhs Brumbaugh Donald Chrrstman Verne Coolrnan George Coverstone Geraldlne Cox erstone lean Cramer Second Bow Eldora Cullers lean Cullers Margaret Cullers Glln Darley Arhs Dunn Ernest Erne Dora Mae Evans Herbert Evans Mary Eahl Bruce Earns Glenn Frank Thtrd Bow Paullne Gage Bonnetla Goudy Gerald Grable Betty Harman George Hawley Maurtce Herron Gerald H1vely Kathleen Hout7er Iohn Hunt Wayne lrvlne Verlm Iackson Bottom Bow Vernon lackson Clee Iagger Iarnes lohnston Iames Iolly Dorothy Iones Robert Karst Betty K1ll1Gf1 lack Kesste Vallette Klop tensteln LOUISE Krorn Thelma Krorn Page 36 Top Row: Frederick Langohr, Phil Lowe, loe Manago, Robert McKibben, Kirk McNagny, Betty Miller, lean Miller, Mary Marie Monroe, David Pressler, Eugene Pressler, Nina Pressler, Second Row: Charles Powell, Robert Putman, Lois Quinn, Donald Ramp, Paul Redman, Walter Redman, Miriam Riddick, Bernice Roberts, lack Sales- man, lreta Schaefer, Edith Schrader. Third Row: Glenn Schneider, Lois Sewell, Katherine Sheets, Eugene Shep- herd, Evelyn Shroyer, Donald Smith, Orpha Smith, Betty Stevens, Delbert Swartz, Ruth Taylor, William Terrey. Bottom Row: Donna Thrasher, Robert Travelbee, Lois Trout, Ann Turley, Iosephine Wallace, Harold Walter, Richard Wass, Edna Waterson, Robert Watson, Buthene Wineland, Donald Zumbrun. 'N '3 Page 37 . ' 9 3 2 0 Q 9 l 8 I 3 X K , a -v 0 , Pi T if M 5- GQ R 4 I . 9 SOPHCMCRE CLASS HISTCRY OFFICERS Pres1dent Verne Coolman Vtce Presrdent Carl Mosher Secretary Dora Mae Evans Treasurer lvfaurtce Herron Sponsors Mtss Bernlce Carver Mr Hubert Cordrer Emergtng from a posttton of comparattve obscurlty whrch generally IS assocrated wtth freshman classes we found ourselves last September ftrst as full fledged sophornores w1th all the rtght pr1v1leges and charactenstxcs to whtch that name entrtled us Provmg our versatrltty We of the sophomore class have thts year dtsplayed our talents tn scholasttc dramattc and athlet1c act1v1t1es Unusual for a CCHS sophomore class are several accompltshments of Whtch we proudly boast For the ftrst ttme 1n the school s hrstory We produced several plays under the dtrectton of Mr Cordter one of our class sponsors Mtss Carver the other class sponsor helped wlth the ttckets The plays were The Brrde Wore Red Palamas The Rtval Speakers and Submerged the proftt was put tn the class treasury to be used for the receptton next year And of our four entrants rn the Mclsallen contest preltmrnartes lack Anspaugh rated a second place ID the ftnals We are well represented ln var1ous other school act1v1t1es havtng frve members ln The Forum whtle our lone NFL member IS Glenn Frank The Sunshme Soclety The FFA and the Chotr clarm a goodly portton of us whlle etght are rn both the concert and marchtng band Some help arouse enthustasm for CCHS through the1r work tn the Booster Club whtle two help rn the pubhcatton of The Columbran and several the Eagle Ltsted among the regulars on the basketball football and track teams are to be found such names from the sophomores as Shepherd Langhor Ballard Watson and lackson We had wmners also tn both the Latm and Geometry Contests Dora Mae Evans Robert Putman and George Hawley Taus we feel wtth thts record cf accompltshments we have sufftctently up held our portton of CCHSs tradtttons and next year we shall arm at even greater th1ngs lack Anspaugh Page 38 1 1 1 . l , 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . , . 1 1 - U . . 11 1. 1 11 .1 11 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I r 1 1 - FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY OFFICERS Presldent Al1ce Shroyer V1ce Presldent Robert F1sher Secretary Donna Chapman Treasurer Phylhs Baker Sponsors Mrs Irene Shull Mr Lawrence Iohnston Early IH September 65 greenles entered the1r ftrst lap of hlgh school At flrst tt was hard to accustom ourselves to th1s new hte but wrth a gmt of our teeth and a load of determ1nat1on we fmally got to know our way around We are fllled wtth the amb1t1on that our class shall be one of the best Many of us entered marchmg and concert band Forum Eagle Staff Glee Clubs and Sunshme Soclety Others preferred football basketball track and other athletlcs Three of our classmates were elected to NFL an honorary speech orgamzatton lt IS the flrst trme freshmen have ever been elected 1nto th1s organlzatlon ln Ianuary elghteen more freshmen entered the portals of CCHS to brmg our class total to 83 We have now completed the flrst year 1n our Journey toward graduatron IU l943 MIDYEAR FRESHMEN Top Row Nelson Black Mar1or1e Blew Phyllts Coverstone W1l ham Datley Ke1th Egner Second Row Ben Grant Evelyn Krkly Glona Iean Keller Beulah Kntght, Guy Loe I I 'Q ,' Thlrd Row Nancy Myers, George 4 ,, , , , Q North, Ioe Redman, Pearl Rtv 1 ! 5 F ett, Murray Rowland xv. XX '. Bottom Row W1ll1am Sewell, lean Fi , Travelbee, Bob W1l11ams Page 39 4 Q ' -U S . 0 - . 4 , A - ' ' Q ' 4 , ' . 5 Y -Q 3 D ', -V l , I I F. ' W is .1 5' ', N -+ , A r . , I FHESHHIEH Top Bow Cathelme Adkms Donald Balr Phylhs Baker Blchard Barnes V1ola Blnder Thomas Blaugh Margaret Boggs Carl Bre1sch Melvln Burdlck Second Bow Ford Carroll Donna Chapman Walter Crarnpton Betty Cullers Hugh Culhmore Margaret Dear Ahce DeBolt Fern DeFrates Lloyd Dowmng Thlrd Bow Wllharn Dunn Phylhs Eberhard Boselyn Eberhard Ke1th Egolf Ehzabeth Engle Clyde Ernst Katherlne Evans Robert Fxsher lack Fleck Bottom Bow Margaret Frles lack Fry Ioy Fry Rlchard Gage lack Gates Helen Glpe Anna Hawf Earl Hazen Robert Hlvely Ben Iames Page 40 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 X1 1 1 . Top Row: Eileen Iudd, Lois Keirn, Dale Keiser, lack Kneller, Max Kuglin, Betty Lehneke, Patricia Loe, Rosemary Lower, Betty Method. Second Row: Valette Morrissey, Richard Mullendore, Donald Nei, Harley Nelson, Anise Overdeer, lack Peabody, Phil Pinckley, Iohn Pollock, Richard Pugh. Third Row: Betty Putman, Bill Ramsey, Tom Ramsey, lean Rawley, Herbert Ressler, Carl Roberts, Walter Schneider, Pauline Sheckler, Alice Shroyer. Bottom Row: Gail Snyder, Iulia Stambaugh, Vernon Trier, Phyllis Trump, Harold Warnick, Vivian Walker, Donald Ward, Erwin Wahl, Catherine Young, lean Zumbrun. IH 2:1 Page 41 19 'kt tir f Q Bottom Row Rosemary Lower Roselyn Eberhard Phyll1s Eberhard Donna Thrasher Nlna Pressler Lucllle Flsher Ellzabeth Fyte Ruth Brown Second Row lean Rawley Fern DeFrates Barbara Goble Iohn Strouse Bobby F1sher Glenn Frank Anne Bayman Thlrd Row lane B1tt1ng Margaret Ann Roberts Mary Al1ce Gates Charlotte Krauter Dale B1tt1ng Betty Souder Charlotte Moore Fourth Row Mary Fahl, lack Peabody Lo1s Sewell B111 Erdmann Saul Flox lack Gates Barbara Myers Frith Row M1ss Thornburgh Edward Meyers Mary Mane Monroe Max Reed Top Row lack Anspaugh Bob Ielhson Walter Meyers lack Evans B111 Dav1s Paul Rawley THE FORUM OFFICERS Pres1dent Paul Rawley VICG Pres1dent Mary Al1C9 Gates Treasurer Charlotte Krauter Every Wednesday evenrng 32 members ol The Forum meet rn Room l6 to d1scuss the pros and cons ot government ownershrp of the ra1lroad Thls year for the t1rst trme The Forum held an 1nv1tat1onal tournament Wlth nlne other schools entermg The tournament resulted l1'1 a t1e between Central ot Fort Wayne and Elkhart Each was presented w1th a pennant by the local debate club The tournament was a great success An underclass debate tournament was held for the second year Thrs re sulted 1n a three way negat1Ve t1e Cert1t1cates of Honor were glven the w1nners Dur1ng the year members of The Forum attended an extemporaneous speech contest at Fort Wayne and debate tournaments at Elkhart and Elwood Several 1nd1v1dual speakers entered speech contests durmg the year ln December some ot the members of the club attended a two day debate conference at Purdue There IS also a soc1al S1dG 1n debat1ng A Chr1stmas party and glft ex change and several other mforrnal part1es were enloyed throughout the year PAUL E RIDDICK MEMORIAL AWARD An l8 tnch trophy w1th a hgure holdmg a laurel wreath 1n tts outstretched hand as a symbol of vlctory 1S known as the Paul E Rlddlck Memor1al Award It was maugurated last year by former classmates of Pauls to be g1ven yearly to the outstandmg orator of CCHS Th1s trophy IS awarded on the bas1s of character attttude and scholarsh1p as well as oratory The wmner for l939 was l11T1 B1ddle Page 44 Secretary .,....,.,,....s,,aa.a,.s.V,1....,.............,... Anne Bayman NATIONAL FGRENSIC LEAGUE President ....A,,,..A,,,,,, AAA,,, ,,,A,,,,v M a ry Ahce Gates ' fr A Vice President ., .A 4.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,w wA,,,,,,,, Saul Flox ',L3E?':f'ijJ ' ' Secretary-Treasurer ,..A Miss Bertha Thornburgh Sponsor . , i.,i,,,,.i,, Miss Bertha Thornburgh L'55,5t5e.st3Ki1'z .f, I , A-'L I J I V 1131 f 4' 1 , f -'fm 1 ' 2 fav -'Hn . ' I 'N V Q- X e. , -.,,gg7, 1 if A 6- j xx 'wt , .lfa-AX -P A I l The National Forensic League is an honor speech society for high school students which was organized nationally in l924. The constitution states: lt shall be the purpose of this organization to promote the interests of interschol- astic debate oratory and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellow ship and by conferring upon deserving candidates a worthy badge of distinction Degrees of Merit Honor Excellence and Distinction are granted in recognition of individual achievement The maximum of SOO chapters established by the National Council was reached in May l936 and a waiting list was set up to fill vacancies Twenty one chapters are located in the state of lndiana The Columbia City chapter was organized in 1934 with seven charter members and has grown in membership each year There are seventeen active members at the close of the l939 40 school year The organization has had the distinction this year of being listed as the top ranking chapter in the state Never until the current school year has the organization sponsored an outside speech project The Hon Rodney H Brandon founder of the Moose heart Home Mooseheart lllinois came to Columbia City under the auspices of the National Forensic League on February l l94U Thus a worthwhile speaker of note was brought into the community and an added number of points was given the organization for its effort The degrees of membership are determined by the number of credit points earned by individuals a certain number for winning a debate for a no de cision debate for participating in a debate for entering oratorical and declamatory contests with added points for winners of such contests At honor convocation certificates bearing the Seal of the Society are awarded to all members upon their attainment The color of the seal indicates the degree of membership Below are listed the members of the local chapter and opposite the degrees of membership Paul Rawley Degree of Dlstmctron Bud Meyers Degree of Honor Saul Flox Degree of D1st1nct1on Bob Ielhsgn Degree of Hgngr B111 Davrs Degree of Distmctlon Glenn prank Degree of Honor Mary Gates Degree of D1st1nct1on lean Hawley Degree ei Heuer Barbara Myers Degree of Excellence Ieek Getee Degree ef Hener Char Krauter Degree of Excellence B111 Erdmann Degree of Excellence Dale Brttmg Degree of Honor Ioan Strouse Degree of Honor Anne Bayman Degree of Merit Bob F1sher Degree of Ment Ed Meyers Degree of Ment Page 45 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 Y I - - 1 L 1 , . 1 1 r Frrst Row Mary Allce Gates B1llDav1s Anne Bayman Second Row Saul Elox Mlss Thornburgh Paul Rawley VARSITY DEBATE The natlonal quest1on tor debate thls year was Resolved that the Unlted States Government should ofvn and operate the rarlroads Saul Elox and Paul Rawley were exponents ot government ownersh1p whlle Mary Alrce Gates and B1ll Davrs wrth Margaret Anne Bayman as alternate were dehnlte ly opposed to the oroposrtron Ably coached DY Mrss Bertha Thornburgh many hours were spent by the debaters 1n d1ssect1ng the rmportant pornts of th1s guestron The tournament results were as follows CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS CCHS Page 46 N egatrve Aftlrmatlve Negat1ve AIIITITIGIIVS Negatrve Athrmatlve Negatrve Afflrmatlve Aftrrmatlve Negatrve Afhrmatrve Negatlve Attrrmatrve Negatlve Aftrrmatwe Negatrve SUB SECTIONAL AT HUNTINGTON VGISLIS VSISLIS VGTSLIS VGISUS VSTSUS VSISUS Huntmgton Huntlngton I-Iuntrngton Huntmgton Huntrngton Huntmgton SECTIONAL AT FORT WAYNE versus North Slde versus North Slde VGISLIS VSTSUS VGTSUS VSISLIS VSTSUS VGYSUS VSISLIS VGTSUS Townshlp Catholrc Hrgh Hrgh Cathol1c Townshlp DISTRICT NFL AT TERRE HAUTE North Slde CEt Wayneb Hammond George Rogers Clark fHammondD Logansport Laporte Lebanon W1ley CTerre I-Iautej New Albany Afhrmatrve Negatrve Afhrmatrve N egatrve Afhrmatrve Negatrve AIIIIITIGIIVS Negatrve Negat1ve Athrmatwe Negatrve Afhrmatlve Negatlve Afhrmatrve Negatlve Aftrrmatlve Won Won Won Won Won Won Lost Won Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost I 1 . 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' I SPEECH CONTEST WINNERS ARCHER CONTEST The Ios1ah Alrce Archer Con' st was establrshed ntne years ago by Mr Mark Archer Ind1anapol1s attorney IH honor of h1s father and mother The students write the1r own speeches on some phase of the proper love and understandlng that should SXISI between the parents and thelr chlldren Paul Rawley plac d f1rs Anne Bayman second Harold I-lox thrrd MCLALLEAI CONTEST Mr E L McLallen stabllshed th1s contest 1n 1914 He saw the values to be galned from tralnlng rn publlc speak ng long before Amerlca became speech consctous Paul Rawley received flrst place del1ver1ng The Bla Parade lack Anspaugh second w1th Somethlng Lost and Edward Mey crs rh1rd w1th Valley of Bones and W1ll1am Dans fourth w1th D Dose Klng Selflshness I-IUMOROUS CONTEST In March The Forum held IIS second annual humorous contest The contests were started for the purpose of creat placed frrst w1th My New Pmk Sult Paul W1ndemuth second w1th the Awful Fate of Melpomenous Iones and Iack Anspaugh th1rd mth Long After Auduban DRAMATIC CONTEST In the dramatlc con test held for the second year by The Forum Bob Iellrson rates frrst w1th The Mad Man of the Story lean Rawley second w1th her selectlon lean Val lean and Anne Bayman thlrd w1th A Soul of the V1ol1n INDIANA UNIVERSITY DISCUSSION CON TEST Saul Flox and Wrlllarn Dav1s were our representatlves ID the I U D1scuss1on contest held at Fort Wayne on March 25 The contest th1s year took the form of a panel dlscusslon 1n whlch etght hrgh school students representrng Whttley Well Allen and Huntlngton Counties dscussed the quest1on of Government Owner Shlp of Rallroads Saul and Blll tled for thlrd place STATE DECLAMATION CONTEST The state decla'nat1on contest held at Purdue Un1vers1ty on March 23 lncluded three types of speeches humorous oratorlcal and drarnatlc Paul and lean Rawley entered the oratorlcal and lane B1tt1ng and Bob Ielllson the humorous d1v1s1on Paul and lean were successful IU reach1ng the semr fmals ROTARY CONTEST The oratorlcal contest ponsored by Rotary had as tts subtect Rotary Serves rn the Realm of Youth Paul Rawley won the ftrst place 1n tne county contest held IH Colu 1b1a Crty and placed second In the dlstrrct contest at Huntmgton on Apr1l I LOGANSPORT SPEECH CONTEST Logans port H1gh School sponsored thelr second annual speech contest on March 30 The contest was mately 120 orators competed Entermg the contest from Columb1a Clty were Paul Rawley Edward Meyers and Iean Rawley 1n the oratorl cal d1v1s1on Iane B1tt1ng Bob Ielllson and Blll Erdmann rn the humorous d1v1s1on and Fern DeFrates 1n the dramatlc d1v1s1on Edward Meyers Paul Rawley and lean Rawley reached the sem1f1nals ln thelr d1v1s1on and Bob Iellt son was one of the SIX fmallsts 1n the hurnorous d1v1s1on COUNTY ORATORICAI.. The annual county orator1cal contest was held IH connectlon w1th the fmal county teachers lnstttute on Aprll I3 Each of tne erght mgh schools of the county was represented by one speaker Paul Rawley represented CCHS and gave The Brg Parade The Judges decreed that Paul was worthy of frrst place honor S1tt1ng lean Rawley Anne Hayman Standtng lack Ans paugh Paul Rawley W1lI1am Dav1s Bob Ielhson Edward Mey ers Paul W1ndemuth Harold Flox Page 47 5 ' :, I , ' , ' . ' . . ,. , IH I . . , I , ing more interest in speech work. Bob Iellison open to all Indiana high schools, and approxi- Bottom Row Ioan Strouse Lots Wrgent Lots May Barnes Iune Walter lean Russ Charlotte Krauter Ehzabeth F fe Mar Iane Bo s Ph lhs S d Y Y QQ Y HY ef Second Row Phylhs Ferrey Maxlre DePoy V1v1an Reraer Gwendolyn Barsh Ellen Pence Lots Sewell MaraLee Osborn Thmrd Row Margaret Ann Roberts Mtldred Snapp Kathryn Schretber Margaret Anne Baymcm Harold Flox Roland Grable Paulm Karst Fourth Row Wrllram Travelbee Paul Hawley Mr Wenger Barbara Myers Georqrana Mrller Betty Sauder Iack Evans Saul Flox Verne Coolman Flfth Row Paul Pressler Lews Gregg Nathan Roberts Iumor Souder Robert Iellrson Carl Mosher B111 Erdrrann lack Walter Harold Nelson THE EAGLE Advrser Mr Galen Wenger Frrst Semester Edrtor Paul Rawley Asslstant Edttor l..o1s Wrgent Second Semester Ass1stant Edrtor Iune Walter Begrnmng rts srxth year of weekly publrcahon The Eagle had Mr Wenger as 1ts new sponsor who succeeded Mrs Helen Long Alter Paul Hawley and Lols Wlgent served as edltor and assrstant ed1lOT for the f1rst semester whrle Lots became ed1tor and Iune Walter her ass1stant for the second semester Wtth the ard of a new m1meograph and mrmeoscope purchased by the school The Eagle put Volumes XIV and XV on the shelf as a record of the darly happenmgs rn CCHS for the school year 1939 40 The other thrrteen volumes of The Eagle rest upon the shelf rn The Eagle room as a hle wh1ch goes back to February l4 1933 the date of found1ng the present school paper Mr Cleon Fleck was the frrst sponsor of The Eagle At present he IS sponsor of the Spotllght wh1ch IS the school paper of Central l'l1gh School 1n Fort Wayne Frankhn Bndge the ftrst edrtor of The Eagle has made Journahsm h1s career and IS now workmg for the Columbla Clty Post and Commercral Mall Srnce the ftrst ed1t1on of The Eagle many changes have been made Durlng thrs year the publtcatron date was changed from Thursday to Frlday so that all the week s news could be mcluded About forty students belong to the staff wh1ch 1ssues erther a four or SIX page paper Bes1des these edrttons a specral Chnstmas rssue 1n color was pubhshed an occaslonal erght pages came forth and the annual Aprrl Fools edlhon was rssued For the Aprll Fool s edrhon Ioan Strouse was edltor and Bob Ielllrson her assrstant Between semesters the staff emoyed thelr Razz Fest wh1ch was 1n the form of a pot luck supper l t I I V, 1 I , l , ' I ' V I ' A , , . . 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Lois Wigent , , , ' . , , I ' . , Page 48 PRESS CLUB Pres1dent Paul Pressler 1ce rest ent Charlotte Krauter I-fiagwgggn V P d wiv Secretary Treasurer Ioan Strouse 1 Advxser Mr Galen Wenger l 5 X Behlnd the scenes of The Eagle hes the Press Club Started ln the tall of 1934 by Mr Cleon Fleck the Press Club meets to declde the school papers polrctes to honor the most eftlclent stall members and to meet soctally Otf1cers ot the Press Club are elected at the annual banquet each year takmg otfrce the next year Once every three weeks the Press Club meets 1n the home ot one of 1ts members Durmg the busmess part of the meetmg the problems of The Eagle are dtscussed By these dlscusslons The Eagle IS cr1t1c1zed and suggestlons for 1ts betterment are offered Poss1b1l1t1es for new members are constdered at meet1ngs Each candldate IS thoroughly d1scussed and commented upon by the rrembers A unantmous vote IS requ1 ed for h1m to be elected to membershrp The new members recetve an xmpressrve 1n1t1at1on ot great length at the next meetmg Th1s year s club ra1sed money by sellmg sectronal tourney newspapers 1omt publ1cat1on of the three Eort Wayne hlgh schools and by havmg a bake sale Paul Rawley lune Walter Harold Elox loan Strouse and Mr Wenger represented the club at the State Press Conventxon held at Eranklm College Eranklm lndlana the last of October The annual banquet ot the Press Club was held early m May PRESS CLUB MEMBERS Gwendolyn Barsh Roland Grable Paul Hawley Maxme DePoy Lewls Gregg Ioan Strouse lack Evans Robert Ielllson Iune Walter Harold Flox Charlotte Krauter Lols Wlgent Saul Flox Paul Pressler QUHL AND SCROLL Ten CCHS students wear the pm of Ou1ll and Scroll, an mternatxonal hon orary soc1ety for h1gh school 1ournal1sts and annual board workers Each year new members are taken mto thts soc1ety Those el1g1ble to be come members are recommended by the faculty adv1ser Mr Wenger nomrnates those from the Eagle stall, whtle Mtss Heal selects those from the Columbran stall The candtdates are approved by the natronal secretary treasurer of Ou1ll and Scroll The new members were 1n1t1ated at the Press Club banquet A lee of S2 1S charged each member for h1s pm and mernbershlp dues The tollowmg students are members ot Ou1ll and Scroll Maxme DePoy Robert Ielllson lime Wdlier Harold Flox Paul Rawley I-01S Wlgeni Mary Ahce Gates Betty Souder Roland Grable Ioan Strouse Page 49 . R 1 , I guy, A-:A 1 J r '- 1'- 4 . ' '12-uf , , .1 I , ,. 1,11 . .. ,1. - . ...... ..YY,.YV,lY.Y,Y, , ,I ,I ..1, I . . , Q,:tv , 1k .1 A-aff , 4 . AF Y wif ' 1. .4 'imp V . 4. 2-1, -r..qxz,, 11 , ,' .gy 1 -'--- ---------- - ---- '--' A I,--Q7 X133 a.,.l,.D ' i - 1 1 , . 1 . . , .Y . . YG 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - THE COLUMBIANH STAFF Thrs group of flfteen people elected by therr classmates str1ve toward one goal the best Columbran ever lnvarlably sponsormg somethrng no mat ter Whether a magrclan CITCUS marlonette show or chop suey supper these people have become expert salesmen Thrs 1S a Whole year s yob from early ln September when the orrgmal dummy 1S concelved and the theme selected through the subscrlptlon drrve to the d1str1but1on of the flnlshed annual 1n May Entermg the Annual Board Headquarters staff members are recelved w1th shouts of Got your assrgnment handed IH? Come down the thlrd perxod and work Want to help 1dent1fy these p1ctures'? The maln problem of Annual Board members IS how to ralse money The Annual IS sold at Sl SO but an addrtronal Sl 50 must be ra1sed by the staff for every pledge You can readlly see Why staff members especlally the Bus1ness Manager see dollar srgns CSD floatrng around 1n front of thelr eyes all the t1me The Columblan advxser Mrss Heal IS the dr1ver see1ng that people hand therr Work ln on tlme and g1v1ng us many helpful hlnts and much good adv1ce about the annual Although 1t rs a hard 1ob an occaslonal party rs held durmg the year Flrst How Cleft to Ilghfl Mlss Heal Advlser Mlldred Snapp Asslstant BUSINESS Manager Rosellen Enms Snap Shot Edltor Ellzabeth Fyfe MUSIC and Dramatlcs Betty Souder Bus1ness Manager Ioe Manago Faculty Harold Flox Orgamzatlons Second row Elvln Ortner Snap Shot Ed1tor lack Walter Classes lack Anspaugh Art 'Ednor Mary Allce Gates Eclltor Ioan Strouse Calendar Paul Hawley Athletlcs Thlrd Row lack Gates Photography Gall Snyder Secretary Iack Evans Athletlcs Page 50 1 1 11 - 11 . . . i V I - 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . 1 1 ' 1 . 11 . 1 11 11 . . 11 11 . . . 11 , . - 1 , . 11 . 11 . . . . . 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - lv.. Dortha lane Schmttt Pres1dent V1ce Pres1dent Treasurer Sponsor COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS ff Charlotte Krauter 4 ,f ,, QW Maxlne DePoy I, f?ff'l Iohn Secrtst Ir X M1ss Georgla Heal K The Commercral Club IS an honorary organlzatton composed of those students 1n the department who have attalned a certatn degree of prot1c1ency 1n shorthand and typewrltmg ln order to belong to thxs group a pupll must be able to wrlte on the typewnter at a rate ol. forty words a mmute for ten mln utes w1th no more than f1ve errors or take d1ctat1on at a speed ot SIXIY Words a mmute and transcrlbe 1t on the typewrlter wlth 95 X accuracy Dur1ng the year the organlzatlon earns money to send contestants to the State Commercral Contest MEMBERS Gwendolyn Barsh Anne Bayman Dessa Beard Una Dell Bowman ROSUIIS Cleland Veme Coolman Maxme DePoy Phyllls Ferrey Lucllle Flsher Alberta Fry Elleen Glpe Mary Ellen G1llesp1e Bonnetla Goudy Betty Harmon Georgla Heal Ieannette Hemley Annetta Herr Iames Hull Paullne Karst Dons Klmg Mary lane Kneller Vera Kneller Charlotte Krauter Thelma Krom Mlldred Meler Georglana Mlller MaraLee Osbom Martha Ott Frances Palmer Betty Pence Ellen Pence F em Ramsey Ruby Ramsey V1v1an Helder Noble Roth lack Salesman Dorothy lane Schmltt Marlulze Schrader Paul Schrader Iohn Secnst Ir Evelyn Shroyer Fem Slevers Orpha Smmth M1ldred Snapp Phylhs Snyder Betty Souder Helen Walker Betty Weston Lols Wxgent Buthene Wmeland Mary Wolfe TI-IE COMMERCIAL CONTEST As the annual goes to press el1mmat1on tests are belng g1ven to all type wr1t1ng and shorthand students to determme contestants for the State Commerclal Contest Th1s meet IS held annually at Ball State Teachers College, Muncle, Ind1ana Three contestants are chosen from each class, namely, Begmnmg Type wrrtlng, Advanced Typewntmg, Beglnnmg Shorthand and Advanced Short hand These students w1ll represent Columbla Clty Hlgh School at Muncte, Aprll 20, l94U Page 51 A ful FFA - I J Lf, ,,n. T I wrt. -I , ,n1,,17,-1, J ' l L'-:ff .,.,,' :A - Y Secretary cccc,.,cr..rccccccc,,,,,,r,, 'Z ' i-- , xr - .p ,QV 'uri' . . . . I D O - , . HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Boiorn Bow, Eileen Iudd, Bet.y Lehneke, Elizabeth Engle, Mable Blew, Inez Boggs, Vera Kneller, Phyllis Snyder, Second Bow. Clarabelle Pullin, llorma Ernst Evelyn Mullendore, 107 , Crowell, lean Crarner, Eldora Cullers, Mary lane Kneller, Edith Schrader, Evelyn McElroy. 1 Top Bow Miss Burns, Mar' iorie Cullimore, Dorothy Eenker, Georgiana Miller, Betty Langohr, Vera Loe. Treva Bump, Mildred W Meier, lean Cullers. The 1-lome Economics Club this year made a study of good grooming problems High hghts of the program were derhon strattons by local beaut1c1ans on hour stylmg and snampoomg slam care and tacrals hand care and fmgernatls A study ot clothing selection and proper methods ot paclfing a traveling bag concluded the years program Social even s mcluded plCY1lCS Jppers seasonal parties and skatmg The commlttee chairmen were Soc1a1 Cfeorgiana Mlller Program loy Crow ell Scrapbool' Dorothy Eenker Membershp Treva Bump Pre ident Ex elyn McElroy Vice President Etleen ludd Secretary Marior1e Cullimore Treasurer Vera Kneller Bottom Row B111 Ram Don Chapman lack Kneller Alton Braddock DeW1ttTras ter Clee Jagger Eu gene Pressler Second Bow Torn Bam soy Donald Bair 1-lar old Warnicic Hugh Gall Iun1or Hlvely Dae Bltting en Ia ies Thtrd Bow Franklin Smith Don Chnstman Mr Seymore David Engle Kenneth Iudd Homer I-11ve1y Top Bow Mr Alte Bobert Koch Mr W11 on lo Metzger prac tice teacher from Pur d 1 Paul Kellaber Dracttc ea h r rorn Purduel B111 Barney Olin Da11ey Carl Bob EUTUBE EABMEBS OE AMEBICA ES CF P ent Vice President Sec e ary treo u e Bepor e fa a OFFICERS The o al c apter was o gan zed Oc ob r Hugh Galt 1 Kenneth Iudd 1.tu e ea o o,1 ru a un y ne a a ion D Con e C ub Th ougn tne trat 1ng tney rec pe to be t e i 'I FA CI' David Eng Donald Cnaprna G DC Grd CMN G ,ea co ve ed a ,J Good ic C1663 Ugg 1 hatchery u e a ne A 1 lvl 1.6 G 1 Tqe, Tn EEA rgan a on of fa .1 1' E 3 fem' G d in ocational agr u1 ei p 1 1' C1 ee b ds tne Uni ed S ate Tne r rect bodies xoca I drgnq D al Lea nmg to do doing to learn f Chapte A 1 P bl ax g o e t live 11 rng to er e Page 52 S' -' . f 1 n - n 4 - ' Y, . I S! I . . A . I 'T X, I -A 1 i - 5eYf 1 , 1 - 4 1 I 1 r - 1 ' ' , B Y C, . , W I 1 as ., e ' 1 - ue , ' e t c e 1 . rt., abs A A. Y I 1 c ' r .i in T e, 1929 , r ' ' ' ' ' , -Y fin ' mad A V.. N. . n . 1 er'.e,V ,hey no h , , t'r.ders1'r Y.CCYI1Tf'1.lf, , . I, A - S C T1 e ET is afhli .ed with tl St te Conserv t e- ,,, D V V . n parfrnent ranxzng as lunior s rvaiton 1- , J.',A h ,Q This 5 the ltoys rt' rt pond on the r' ' ' ' 4 we -fm N Mp.-f-vim., ,Wd we N needs 1-we -A T . - Sf' my 4 AH' 4 I Q' .Gun L...t, a ,.a,-,.-.y a.. ...- ,,.O,-- ., .. .. .. Wg' ' ' ' ft have proved to be rern 'n r TQ rnernlzers of dv. :er , M, Ai., . , l M . . , , .1 ., , - W' N- t:1s org n.za.1c: a..-so nelpea to c3r.:er'.'e wud .1 e . QE i, fl 53155551 C A ,gl 3 fm be-,S d- . liberated 40 A he san: and Q2 quail durmg the ' n ' Q ' A 15 q- ye in the ublc nigh schgolg gf constructed 14 :lovers nd fudzng .stations for ir , 1 ft, air .-.s . i .. .to ern ' , the true f - The local chapter won Northeastern n . tion :pint r. , 1 . 1 ., earning to trtct . W-: ctvities Contest u .ic Spe 'in C nies., , V S. V and the Essay Contest, SUNSHINE SOCIETY Presldent Vtce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Planlst Chortster The Sunsh1ne Soctety a state Wlde phllan throp1c organ1zat1on has a chapter at CCHS One ot the act1v1t1es of thls organ1zat1on has been to study the llves ot famous Amertcan women as outlmed tn the state program for Sunsh1ne so CIGIIGS Mrs LOIS Mart1n1 c1ty l1brar1an rev1ewed Agatn the Rtver by Stella E Morgan at one ot the meet1ngs All chapters are asked to help w1th the state prolect contrlbutlng to the Rlley Hospttal at In dtanapolls The local organ1zat1on made ten scrapbooks to send to the hospttal and also con trtbuted a g1tt of money for the purchase of new books At Chrtstmas the group dressed ten dolls whlch were dlstrlbuted to needy chlldren 1n the c1ty and county by Mrs Allce Schumaker v1s1tor for the county welfare department Annually the organ1zat1on decorates a Chr1stmas tree 1n the lovl er hall of the hxgh school bu1ld1ng for the en 1oyment ot the students and faculty MGXIUG DePoy Marlutze Schrader Mary I-'ahl Evelyn McElroy Vera Kneller Ruth Ann Scott M1ss Bermce Carver Mtss Treva Flora The Socxety makes a scrapbook each year ot the act1v1t1es of the organ1zat1on These books are exh1b1ted at the state convent1on Lols Wlgent IS edttmg the l939 40 scrapbook As the annual goes to press the organ1zat1on ts planntng to sponsor a hobby show for 1ts mem bers Monetary prlzes are to be awarded to the two best exhlblts The b1ggest soc1al event of the year was the Mother Daughter Banquet held on February 22 at the Presbyterlan Church The guest speaker on that occaston was Mrs C E Sandetur state dean of Ind1ana Sunshtne SOCIGIIGS The women of the l'11gh school faculty were also guests Many members of the organ1zat1on attended the state conventlon at Rensselaer on Apnl 6 Each year 1n Iuly the soctety sends the tncom 1ng pres1dent and vxce pres1dent to the state Sunsh1ne camp near Delph1 Ind1ana for a perlod of ten days These meet1ngs are 1nsp1rat1onal and a great a1d to the glrls tn f1ll1ng thelr OIIICGS more efttclently durmg the year Bottom Row lett to rlght Mtss Carver Roselyn Eberhard, Arnse Overdeer, Fern DeFrates, Ellzabeth Engle Pttyllzs Brumbaugh Bern1ce Roberts, Evelyn Shroyer Mary lane Boggs Phyllls Snyder Mrs Shull Second Row Rosemary Lower Inez Boggs Mable Blew Betty Weston Treva Bump, Vera Kneller, Helen Walker Fern Sewers Evelyn McElroy Th1rd Row Norma Ernst Marlulze Schrader Lots Wtgent Thelma Karst Rtola Taylor Rosalre Cleland Rosella Frxes Annetta Herr, Edlth Schrader Fourth Row Clarabelle Pullln, Lucllle Elsher, lvltrlam Rtddlck Ahce Shroyer Betty Putman, Vtola Ann B1nder Puby Ramsey, Kathryn Sheets Fttth Row MaraLee Osborn Maxlne DePoy, Georg1ana Mxller Mtldred Merer Dorothy Iane Schrmtt, Betty Hull, Ruth Ann Scott Slxth Row Cathalene Adkrns lean Hawley, Evelyn Mullendore, Patrxcxa Loe Paullne Sheckler, Mary Fahl Betty Kllllan Phyllls Eberhard lean Mlller Iuha Stambaugh Ieanette Hemley, Cather1ne Young Una Dell Bowman Page 53 Sponsors .,,..,,.ll..,,,........,..,,,,,,..............t. Mrs. Irene Shull DRAMATIC ART Top p1cture Aunt Susle Shoots the Works VIVIQH Relder MaraLee Osborn Trter Robert Yontz Iames Hull Phylhs Snyder Al berta Fry Lots W1gent I..aMar Betzner Vera Knel er Bottom P1cture The Mov1es Come to Town Walter Mltchell Barbara Myers Paul Rawley M11 dred Meler Anne Bayman Charlotte Moore Noble Roth LaMar Betzner El1za beth Fyfe Roland Grable lean Russ Dale B1tt1ng Mrldred Snapp Kathryn Schre1ber AUNT SUSIE SHOOTS THE WORKS When Aunt Susre shot the works November I8 at Marshall Memor1al Hall she exploded a bombshell of resound1ng mlrth that caused the audlence to rock wrth laughter Aunt SUSIE an eccentr1c and man hattna splnster IS w1lled a supposedly deserted house and sausage works from an old schoolmate Confltcts ar1se however Nhen Aunt Suste IS rn formed that rn order to 1nher1t the property she must marry w1th1n thrrty days Lrghts flash1ng off and on, characters d1sap pear1ng 1nto nowhere, strange v1s1tors runn1ng 1n and out, cause Aunt SUSIQ to 1nvest1gate the sausage works The cllmax was reached when Aunt Sus1e shot the works, thereby send1ng the audlence 1nto spasms of laughter THE MOVIES COME TO TOWN Comb1n1ng an unusual sett1ng and a var1ety of parts, the dramat1c art play, The Mov1es Come to Town, was presented Aprll 2 at Marshall Memor1al Hall Page 54 A vlllage store IH the h1lls of New York was the scene for th1s three act comedy When a movle producer moved hrs troupe 1nto Thomo sonvllle to shoot a ptcture all klnds of s1tuat1ons developed 1n the course of the play The un1t1ng of the handsome movre hero and the country g1rl brought the play to a successful close EARLY TO BED EARLY TO RISE 'Early to Bed Early to R1se, the sen1or class play, was a roll1ck1ng comedy 1n three acts It was presented May 8 and 9, at Marshall Memor 1al Hall The play centered around Patsy Fuller tLo1s Wrgentl, the eleven year old daughter, a lover of pets, Who held the lucky ttcket on the C1nderella Housef a modern home gtven away by the Grapl'11c newspaper The t1cket, however, can not be found and 1t lS thought that St Sebast1an Patsy's pet parrot, has eaten 1t The tr1als and trrbulatlons thts lovable famrly went through tn an effort to f1nd the t1cket and solve the1r many other problems endeared them to the hearts of all I . I Q 1 I I ' ,MMV ,I I . .. . l I E Q 4vIf'f -, . ' ,, . . , 1 A r A Q ,951 5-,,:,' Charlotte Krauter, Robert 1 ' 9' A' ' f ' ' l , p , t I I - , . I i l , . . I I ' It VI - - . - A . I , Q . , . , Y . . . - - , , PRODUCTIONS PRESENTED BY THE DRAMATIC ART CLASSES DIRECTED BY MR. GALEN WENGER CO1wOCAT1ON OCTOBER 11 1939 APRIL 2 1940 COMMON CLAY THE MOVIES COME TO TOWN A one act novelty A three act comedy udg Robert Tr1er Clertc W1ll1am Travelbee Mother Charlotte Krauter Daughter VIVIGH Red1er oe the Copper LaMar Betzner lames Hull Mason Robert Yontz J Dean Iohnson Thomas Dean LaMar Betzner Ann Dean Ellzabeth Fyte Amos Egbert Martha Crlngle Ezra Perktns Vtolet V1ncent lack Wmdman Glorta Gould Dale B1tt1ng M1ldred Meter Paul Rawley lean Russ Roland Grable Barbara Myers LIGHT AND ROMANTIC A one act comedy Sophte Lo1s Wtgent Rooma Etleen Gtpe Mary Alberta Fry MEAT a readmg Phyllts Snyder NOVEMBER 8 1939 AUNT SUSIE SHOOTS THE WORKS A three act farce Aunt Sus e Charlotte Krauter Toy Herbet Phyll1s Snyder Sca let Deane Vera Kneller Laura Dawson MaraLee Osborn Madame Zola V1v1an Re1der Cynth1s Dunntng Alberta Fry Portta Lark Lo1s W1gent O mar G ave Robert Tr1er LaSalle lohn on LaMar Betzner IO1 my Rogers Iarnes Hull S11 tc Conway Robert Yontz DECEMBER 21 1939 A STRANGER IN BETHLEHEM A one act Chrlstmas play Pa ence Thornas la 1c Trtornas G a 1 T'1o'nas Tne S a ger M anger MaraLee Osborn Iames Hull Etleen Gtpe Robert Tr1er Dean lohnson CO VOCATION IANUARY 10 1940 Cec1l DeV1lb1s Walter M1tchell Mrs Brlggs Anne Bayman Mrs Sh1pp Charlotte Moore Messenger Boy Noble Roth El1zabeth Kay Schre1ber V1llage Boys and Glrls Noble Roth Mary lane Kneller Gwendolyn Barsh Betty Langohr Mary Altce Gates Verne Coolman Donald Smlth CONVOCATION APRIL 23 1940 1N THE SUDS A one act French farce Iacqutnot LaMar Betzner Jeanette M1ldred Snapp lacquette Kay Schretber THE OLD FAMILY MORTGAGE or THE VILLAIN FOILED A melodramat1c pantom1rne Fqther Walter M1tchell Mother Gwendolyn Barsh Belmda Maxtne DePoy Hero Dale B1tt1ng V1l1a1n Roland Grable Preacher Noble Roth Washboard Mary lane Kneller PIGDO Betty Langohr Mable Blew Paul1ne Karst R1ola Taylor Treva Bump TELL TALE HEART A readmg Paul Rawley ASK NANCY A one a t comedy J Charlotte Krauter Lay Mary Ellen Gtllesple Inez Boggs Mary lane Boggs V1v1an Re1der REVENGE IS SWEET A oantormme stunt LaMar Betzner T G Phyllts Snyder T e Wa1 er W1ll1Gm Travelbee EARLY TO BED EARLY TO RISE A three act comedy Sentor Play Abb1e Bobby Manor' Everttt Spanky 1m Pat y Da1sy Otto Mr Conlcle Laura Kay Sch e1ber Robert Tr1er lean Russ Paul Rawley Charlotte Krauter lames Hull Lot Wtgent Eltzabeth lyte E1v1n Ortre LaMar Betzrte Betty Pence Page 55 .V ' r I I The 1 e ' , , The ' ' ' , , ,,,,,,,, A 1 The 1 , , ,, ' ' The ,, ' ' ' ' , . , ' ' Steve , ' ' , 1 5 . ' The Ietectfve , ' 'Q ir X . 1 H 4 - ' ' ' ' 1 V 1 , , l V V 1 i' Q ' 1' 1' 1' . 1 I ' -- A YYYY H H f f H , 1 r ' - V V V V Y H Vvi. V V Yvri Q ,,11 , ,1 , , V Y V V I I , 1 1' l' .1 A 1 V V V .NYU . it r s ' ' 1 s . . .1r1 -: C' - a 1 tr - V V ' Adam Thomas ,, , . Robert Yontz , ' ' 11 1 1 , ' ' ' C' 1 Q 1. , , E E ,l ,, , r C e . 1 ' , f A -tr n ' C1553 '. 1 1 1' I V V . . . , , 1 . C 3 P' 'vw' L- I'1-y - i - Coufstn 1' ' ' I U Beaty V f f 7 U Mary , , 7 H H Mother H , , ' ' ' - V f H 7 ff f I 1' X K HV-YU nn W 1 A 99999 A A A A I 1 9 5 YVVV ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, . , , , , S . h ..'1 4 , , , , , ,,,. ,, , 1 1 The Boy V H f A 7 he Girl ' . f- - f f - 7 h ' 'Z , , ' ' V f f V f Frrst Row lft to rr ht Patrrcra Loe Rosemary Lower Iulra Ann Stam baugh Dortha Barn brrdge Second Row Catherrne Young Helen Grpe Fern DeFrates Betty Method Mrrrarrr Rrddrck Thxrd Row Bobby Frsher Donald Ner Vernon Trrer Thomas Blaugh IUNIOB GLEE CLUB OFFICERS O Lrttle Town of Bethlehem Drrector Mrs Hazel Munn Assrstant Drrector Catherrne Young Secretary Garl Snyder Lrbrarran Patrrcra Loe A vrtal part of the musrc department rs the Iunror Glee Club composed of freshmen and sophomores Although the Glee Club exrsted marnly for the enroyment of the members and the rmprovement of therr vorces they wrllrngly par trcrpated rn performances when called upon The members appeared as angels rn the can tata The Shepherds Chrrstmas and as vrllage boys and grrls rn the operetta Chrmes of Normandy lt rs expected that the personnel of thrs or ganrzatron Wrll develop rnto very good Chorr members rn the future THE SHEPHERDS CHRISTMAS The Shepherds Chrrstmas a cantata by Luvaas and Hendrrcks Whrch the Chorr presented as rts Chrrstmas program was the story of Chrrst s brrth rn song Many famous carols of forergn countrres were sung Srcrly France England and Moravra tformerly part of Austrra l-lungaryl were repre sented Other more famrlrar carols were sung Srlent Nrght All Harl the Power of lesus Name and Page 56 Beautrful slrdes rllustrated the entrre program CHIMES OF NORMANDY The annual sprrng operetta presented by the Chorr and Glee Clubs was Chrmes of Norman dy In Cornevrlle one of the old fashroned vrllages of Normandy rn the seventeenth century the great annual farr rs rn progress Gaspard tNoble Rothl the town mrser wrshes to marry hrs nrece Cfermarne CElrzabeth Fyfel to the rnagrs trate of the drstrrct the old Barlle tluewrs Greggl Germarne however has vowed she wrll wed no one except the young sarlor Grencheaux Uames I-lulll who pretended that he saved her from drownrng Henrr Count de Cornevrlle tBobert Trrerl who has been rn exrle srnce chrldhood owrng to Crvrl War returns to vrsrt the castle of hrs brrth Learnrng rt rs haunted he decrdes to rnvestrgate He drscovers that the ghostly apparrtrons are caused by Gaspard who has concealed hrs treasure there Through an old document left by the Marqurs at the trme of hrs flrght rt rs learned that he entrusted hrs daughter to Gaspards care Ser polette tloan Strousel the vrllage cut up clarms to be that chrld but rt eventually turns out that Germarne rs the real Marchroness and Henrr rs the one who saved her from drownrng rn the sea Wrth the reconcrlratron of all the partres and the unrtrng of Henrr and Cvermarne the romantrc story rs brought to a close . I A I e .g 2 'B ' ---iAiiiiYii--------bi-----,ii-Link'--iv I S I I - 4 . Social Secretary ....,t.,.,,..,,,,..,........,... Harley NSlSOI'1 - -- - - . U I ' I I - . I . . I . - I . I V , , THE CHOIR OFFICERS Dlrectcr Mrs. Hazel Munns Asslstant Dgrector , Charlotte Krauter Secretary ,, Ellen Pence Llbrarlan , ,C C C Mildred Snapp Social Sec et ,ry ,s,, C , Iarnes Hull Report LEWIS Gregg ln the tall a Boys Cholr and a Glrls Glee Club were orgarllzed under the dlrectlon ot Mrs Hazel lfunns For a Chrlstrnas program these wo organlzatlons corrlblned to present The Shepherd s Chrlstrnas a cantata by Luvaas and Hendrlcks Beautlful colored slldes lllustrated tl e rrograrn The second seztiester the two abovefrlarrled organlzatlcns becarne one narnely, The Choir. A auariefte frorr. The Choir composed ot Char- lotte Krailer Ze-an Sharpe, Erleen Glpe, and Robert Trier sang at various local functions Dora Mae Evans, Ruth Ann Scott, and Mildred Snapp also furnlsrged 'focal riuslc for local en- tertainznent. lt lna' ' lu r T e C Ol gave Chlrnes ot lcr JT re etta ,I Q D9 t Plauauette f 1C l ln rr ce durlng trle rel n ot Louls X J T e leadlng c laracters were played by Eltzf DC h lite Pooerl Trler Ioan Strouse and ar es hull l e erlurr arce Jas glven Affll a lfars all lfer ral Hal A a l st puollc appe rarace The Cholr tur nlsted uslc t r t Ba c laureate servlces t on Bl T ne e Hull ID an Sharpe Ml r L aolr laewl 1 ag o Hott Q Tl, JJ xl 1 Page 5 l Y C' I As 's l l lrl ::lA,lz n rr 'r X' A . J .fir , . ,Y . ' ' ' ' . lo af. dy, an o,or b' l c r l , . , 4 A , vlh' n portrayed Qfe Q T any ' ' . 1 'g . X L, ' L. Y ' ' ,' l .Y ' 4 ' I l .A ll , , , , ' ' 'A J In T11 to ri l . A Q l2 ll ' t..i1 .no1 l A , 4 A ' ' cf in 1 ' fv ' Y . .1 a. J J, o. l 1 , '.l1 :rl f' o he c a' ' A T-llff. H ' l'l rf' lb l'rr:lf,1s ', og l .,, lffmazt l lle S-Qfzrfl How Elf an' r H :fold 'ffflltff J '11 Crflff, lille rl Bwb lr or l Er T lion-.' Phylfl: Petr-ey frzriif-.' Ezlrtflr Emil :fr :rr '1r': Cork: if I3 firm: - r Yllildr- tri f'r. :tr lT'. 'l','r1 Slgrovflr 3- 'tyACr nt I l f,i,,r,: Hou-.' fxorr Kim' Ftfzufn Ennis Eeity E-:rj-3 Charlotte Krapgier ggfei G1j:e Betty Hull Yvorlrie Hlle Barbara Pzherts Tfiira H31-.' '.'l'.'lI1i Feiaer Ezargp E31-.' Edin Ann Scott Betiy Harmon lean Creoraiaia Mrller '---.J---.1 E+--L 'ev-w, V., ...-,., .......l ' 'N.Ln-, X, BAND PERSONNEL CLARINETSI Ioe Manago, Alberta Fry, Helen Walker, lunior Souder, Mary Marie Mon- roe, MaraLee McCrea, Robert Yontz, Lois Trout, Eugene Shepherd, Alice Shroyer, Sara LaFever, Truman Schmidt, Walter Ouinn. OBOES: Betty Souder, Phyllis Eberhard. FLUTES: Katherine Evans, Lois Keirn, Bar- bara Goble, Betty Miller, Mary Alice Gates, Nancy Myers. ALTO CLARINETSQ Gwendolyn Barsh, Vivian Reider. BASS CLARINETS: Vera Kneller, Miriam Cassidy, BASSOONS: lack Anspaugh, Elaine Dunn. SAXOPHONES: Betty Stevens, Phyllis Baker, Patricia Gates, Charlotte Krauter, Martha Ott, Charlotte Moore, lohn Firestone. CORNETS: Dwight lcnes, Lois Barnes, Dick Page 58 Pence, DeWitt Phillips, Bill Langohr, lim- rny Fisher, Nelson Black, Charles Travelbee. FRENCH HORNS: Bobby DePoy, Iean Travele bee, Dora Mae Evans, l-larry Bennett. BARITONES: Lewis Gregg, Dewey Goudy. TROMBONES: lack Peabody, Paul Schrader, Phil Pinckley, Gail Snyder, Allan Ober- miller. BASS HORNS: Iames Hull, David Bolyard, lim lohnston, Bob Iellison. PERCUSSION: Walter Meyers, Edward Mey- ers, P-aul Windemuth, Malcolm Bowman, Bobby Fisher, Marcia Daniels, Barbara Meyers. DRUM MAIOR AND TWIRLERS: Robert Yontz, Ellen Pence, Rosellen'Ennis, Margaret Ann Roberts. E COLOR GUARD: Bill Erdrnann, Kirk Mc- Nagny, Verne Coolman, Gale Evans. r Q '-9 f ' ' l Ax . - - ' Affwf' vi 4' I 'QV' ' if' ' 'A-01 4 ' ' Q5 : ,v E Va . . A . ,I , J' t A J , Q ' 4 i -'1 ' 1 2 ' yy 'ri 2 f Q . N 1 I .FL . - . H ,, -, , 1,4,.a.z4, 2,' yi. A ' . , AV W n - .,...,... 1Jf 'k VW wuz' 4 x , - flu Y- .. , V, yn xi ' . ,. . if 1 1 1 L-3 QA' wg nu 6453 DRNHERTRAHUNCS Pr1nc1pally through the ew Mtss Mabl lf health educatton tnstructor a drt e arnng course wa mtroduced ID CCHS last year Thar she and t'1e cou se are truly ptoneers IS proved by tne tact that th1s cour e ts the second ol 1ts lftnd IH lnd1ana h1gh schools the other be1ng at Evansulle Because ol the generostty ot a p om1'tent automottve 1ndustry a new dual control car ts obta1ned whenever 3000 m1les have been put on a car we have been us1ng A detonator Can mstrurnent to testtng the capabvltty of a dr1ver tn an emergency! and other test1ng equ1pment have been purchased by the school Stanch1ons for use 1D g1v1ng sktlled road tests and road s1gns have also Prestdent VICE Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Sponsors THE HIY lack Evans W1ll1am Davls Walter Meyers Harold Flox Robert Putman Mr Leon Alter Mr Hubert Cord1er The H1 Y Club IS a nattonal organ1zat1on made up of h1gh school boys 1n about 5000 h1gh schools hav1ng a total rnembershtp of app oxlrnately l60 000 boys The H1 Y 15 a counterpa t ot the You g Men s Ch 1st1an Assoc1at1on Members ol both oraan1zato'ts are CHTISIIGH or hope to become Chrtsttan 1st Few t M was Second Row Rfbe't 1' at George Sewell Gene herd Tack E1 ns Th rd Rev: l' A e D E tt P :J Meyers B1l D s l d1er Harold l ckson Page 60 Betty P1s Baroat 1 Har F K I Earp 1- s Hu 1 M ry Tllel 1 c Il et 111 ll Mo 11 la l l x Re d dEoscht been bought The ccunty road superuser and c1ty engtneer ha e narked ott and pa1nted pra tlce ttelds to learn ng car 11aneuJer1ng Or tlse e practtce telds the student learn to nan le the car well beto e dr1v1ng out 1n tratttc Bestdes all these generostues the 'all's by the state pottcefnen the extra tours of tea mag r'1a'1y other agenctes have helped 1n g1x1ng the cou se 1mpetus Among the helpful agenc1es are motor clubs 1nsurance compantes motor vehtcle and hlghway departments A study of CCHSS course 1S be1ng made by Purdue Jn1vers1ty lor use as a patterr n planmng s1m1lar courses 1D lndtana 'ugh school CLUB The p rpose of the H1 Y Club 1s o create ma1nta1n and extend throughout tne school and cornr'1un1ty h1gh standards of Chr1st1an character Under the d1rect1on ot Mr Cordter and Mr Alter who vere former members of H1Y Clubs at North Canton Omo and Nev Pans lftd ana respecvxely he local H1Y Club was organ1zfd 1n tne early part of l940 Thtrteen charter members were chosen by a vote of the laculty four sen1ors l1ve1un1ors and lou sophomores As the Columb1an go s to press t'1e chapter at North Stde Htgh School Fo Way e s acmg plans to tnstall t e local orga1'1zat1cn Great beneh' can D9 de tved lO '1 the lnlluertce ol sucn a worthy organ1zat1on 1 as v Ecttpzn Rza-J left tc I1 zht: Inez B21 rs: Betty Grunt, ' P' rf: lean ' I lwlywrs Holznd Gzable, cll A Flix fisk irzzps C111 Evans '.'. :y:1f l:'.'1:if E: 17 Fir: Lf F' :gf If Gfiilf Mass Zpr' le. 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P11n1'1r1 H11ola Flex lie , Bottom Row Paul Pressler Nathan Roberts Eugene Redman Second Row Gwendolyn Barsh Fern DeFrates Kathleen Houtzer Ioan Strouse Phyllrs Ferrey Th rd Row Barbara Myers Mary Alrce Gates Paulrne Gage Margaret Ann Rob erts Bob Putman Top RON Vernon Trrer Bob Trrer Mss Stultz BOOSTER CLUB Presrdent Paul Pressler Vrce Presrdent Barbara Myers Sponsors lvhss Marguerrte Stultz Mrss Mable Ztrkle When someone wants crepe paper wound around a goal post or draped over the hghts rn the gym when someone wants trckets sold to get people to Come to home ball garrfes and then persuade them to eat candy when they get there they usually call on one of the ftfteen members of the Booster Club Pep sessrons are held before each home athlettc event under the ausprces of the Booster Club There are usually enough home games for each member tn the club to have charge of one meetmg The blggest event the Booster Club sponsors IS the annual bon frre for the home cornmg football game The boosters sol1c1t the busmess drstrrct for old boxes crates trres, or any debrrs to be used for thrs event A snake dance headed by a pep band follows the celebratron Thls year the personnel of the club mcluded two freshmen three sopho mores four Juntors and srx semors Fourteen of these boosters took orders from Paul Pressler presrdent who called on Vrce Pres1dent Barbara Myers to help hrm Ioan Strouse called the roll and wrote the Checks These rn turn take therr orders from Mrss Stultz and Mlss Zrrkle club sponsors However rt rs not all work and no play as several partles were held durrng the year Page 61 Secretary ci Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,...,,,,,, I oan Strouse I A 'ki 'kt I Glfilefzc Page 63 POCTBALL PETE BEDMAN- QUABTERBACK Pete played an outstand- ing game as signal caller for the Eagle eleven. This di- minutive gridder Was defi- nitely the aggressive type. Pete Was a two-year letter- man and will not be back next year. DWIGHT IONES-END Moe stepped into end position the latter part of the season to put in l52 grueling minutes for CCHS. PAUL PBESSLER- LEFT HALFBACK Pret, triple threat man, is another three-year letter- man who will be hard to re- place next year. A good kicker and passer, Pressler was best at broken field running. IOHN VANCE-CENTER Iohn is one player who deserves a lot of credit and hasn't gotten it as yet. Iohn played substitute center for four years and never got into a game until the last game of his senior year. Yet he never missed practice and never shirked his duties, lUNIOB HIVELY-TACKLE Big lunior was a 230 lb. Senior tackle, having played his second year at varsity tackle. Hively fought 218 minutes on the grid this season for CCHS. Page 64 IIM HULL-CENTER Butch was our big, rough and tough center. A three- year letterman, he Was in the thick ot the game from start to finish. Of all the graduating lettermen, lill will be the most difficult to replace. His size and abili- ty made him a threat on any gridiron. HAROLD IACKSON- HALFBACK A speedy reserve halfback playing l58 minutes in his Senior ye-ar, Iackson was a very dependable replace- ment in any game. BOB TRIER-GUARD Foo Trier, playing his first year as a starting guard, behaved on the field like a veteran all year. Not a bril- liant player, but steady and dependable, the kind of guard that plays don't go through, BOB LUCKENBILL-GUARD Bob came out for football in his senior year and im- mediately showed himself to be a football player. Coach Cordier alternated Luke at guard and tackle. Not only a good turfman, Bob also had plenty of pep and aggressiveness. DICK PENCE- QUABTERBACK Dick was Pete's under- study and a very good one. Dick saw quite a bit of ac- tion as signal caller on the eleven last fall and Will be quarterback next year. Bed- headed with lots of pepper, Pence is the typical quarter- back, Sept Sept Sept Sept Oc Oc Oc Oc FOGTBALL SCHEDULE Columbla Co1umb1a Columb1a Columbla Columbla Co1umb1a Columbla Clty C1ty C1ty Crty Clty C1ty C1ty VARSITY Huntmgton 33 Auburn Warsaw Garrett Bluffton Decatur Central CFt Wayne1 92 926 1927 1928 1929 1939 1931 1932 Pr HONOR BLANKET WINNERS Harry Boyd Lelgh Plummer V1Q1l1L1S Ph1ll1ps Kenneth Iohnston Stuart Sm1th Iacob Wolfe Faye Lower Iohn Clark 933 9 4 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 Charles Hoard Rlchard Langohr Davrd Clugston Martln Stamm Edgar Shoemaker Elbert Rlchards Charles Gage there here here there here here here Bottom Row Nathan Roberts Bob Iel11 son Bob Tr1er Iames Hull Bob Luckenblll lunlor Hlvely B111 Malone Second Row Paul Redman Harold Iackson Eugene Redman Paul e ssler Page 65 , 8 tptttt........ttttttw,., ' ' 6 ......,............w.... 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A 47 ....................-., . .V E xi ' 1 5---- 1 A- 1 e A 1 3 -- ' FOOTBALL The CCHS football department secured the servrces of another coach last fall Hubert Doc Cord1er came to thrs school from Manchester College after four years of successful campatgnmg on college grtdtrons As the new foot ball coach Doc 1ntroduced a new system of play wh1ch IS a moderatton of the Notre Dame system The backfteld setup does not allow the oppos1t1on to learn the play s drrectton unt1l 1t IS started New fundamentals and practrce drtlls were also lnaugurated Doc has a llrm and unshalcable bellef ln gtv mg the boys plenty of fundamental work They were gtven lots of work ln practrce dr1ll and thoroughly schooled tn baslc prmclples A group of mterested bus1ness men purchased qutte a b1t of new equlp ment A broadcastrng system Was used at the games th1s year malang the plays more mteresttng to those on the srdehnes Although the season was not a hrghly successful one 1t showed promlse tor the future slnce the squad had plenty of underclassmen playmg football SQUAD Frrst Row Cleft to rlghtl Bruce Farrls Wayne Irvlne Fred Langohr Iunlor Souder Gene Shepherd Phtl Lowe Vernon Trler Eugene Pressler Delbert Swartz Lloyd Downmg Donald Ward Harley Nelson Carl Roberts Second Row Paul Pressler Paul Redman Harold Iackson Robert Karst Nathan Roberts Harry Bennett Rlchard Pence Dwlght Iones Robert Trter Verlln Iackson B111 Beck Edward Meyers Harold Nelson Vernon Iackson Herbert Ressler Dean Sharpe Thtrd Row Larry Gruesbeck Eugene Redman Iames Hull Carl Mosher lumor Hlvely Bob Luckenbrll Mr Cordler B111 Travelbee Mr DeVol Carl Bretsch Mr Rtce Iohn Vance Davld Pressler Btll Malone Bob Iellxson lack Fleck Dlck Wass Harold Walter Page 66 11 11 . . 11 11 . . . . 1 , . . , . . . . . 1t 11 . . . . - 1 1 1 if ' ' 'W ,i ' 1' - 1 1 . , ,df 15 ' I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - FOOTBALL HARRY BENNETT - FULLBACK Harry was understudy to Paul Bedman and didn't see much action. Doc will probably shift Harry to some other position next year in order to utilize Harry's speed and aggressiveness. NATE ROBERTS-END Nate, clever right end, shares honors with Butch Hull when it comes to line play. Fast and tricky, Nate could catch a pass or break up an end sweep whenever trouble came his way. His season was cut short by an injury this year, but Nate will be back again next year. BILL MALONE-LEFT END Bill made up the other wing of the line and played -a hard, driving game all season. Bill's only draw- back was his lack of experi- ence. He has that now and should prove to be a whale of an end next year. GENE SHEPHERD- HALFBACK Shep is a 125 lb. sopho- more who loves to play foot- ball. Shep was our streak- ing midget reserve halfback, who covered plenty of ground in the time of play for his Alma Mater this season. FRITZ LANGOHR-GUARD Fritz is an example of fight which makes up for size. One of the smallest players on the team, Fritz was given his chance in the Auburn game and turned in an amazing performance. He has two more seasons to give to CCHS football. BOB IELLISON-TACKLE Bob, playing his first year of football, did very well as a regular who saw plenty of action. Big and rugged, Bob will be back next year to cause no end of worry to his opponents. ED MEYEBS-END Ed is another boy who played his first year of foot- ball last season. Despite his size, Ed showed up well in practice and saw action in several games. Ed will be back again next year. VERLIN JACKSON-GUARD Verlin showed that he had plenty of football ability by making the team as a sopho- more. He played a bang- up game at the guard post last season and will be back for two more seasons. PAUL REDMAN- FULLBACK Redman the second, nose guard and all, a stalwart, tackling fullback, stopped many an enemy advance. Paul was a varsity man from the sophomore class with 363 minutes ot the grind given this year and many more to give in the future. PHIL LOWE-GUARD Ioe is another sopho- more who makes the future look brighter for CCHS foot- ball. Ioe saw some ac- tion as sophomore and will undoubtedly see much more next year. Page 67 BASKETBALL PAUL PBESSLEB, Forward, '40, Pret, standing 5' ll and weighing l60, was our speedy veteran forward. Having played three years of varsity basket- ball, he became the spark plug of the '40 team. NATE ROBERTS, Guard, '4l. Nate, a natural born athlete, shines the brightest at basketball. Clever and resourceful, the opposing team never knows what to expect from him. Nate can best be described on the basketf ball floor as a ball hawk. PETE BEDMAN, Guard, '40 Pete, small but mighty, played guard and displayed plenty of fight and drive. Being a two year letterman, basketball fans will certainly miss this stalwart athlete. DELBEBT BALLARD, Center, '42 Bal' lard, 6', 190 lb. sophomore, was our center the latter part of the season. He played varsity ball as a freshman and will be backbone material for next years cage squad. DWlGl-iT IONES, Forward, 40. Moe was our tall t6'J lanky captain this season. l-le played in the forward position two years as a varsity man. Page 58 Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec an an an Feb r eb Feb eb O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Ctty Clty C1ty Crty Clty Crty C1ty Clty Clty Clty C1ty C1ty Clty C1ty Ctty C1ty Clty South Whltley Churubusco Bluffton Garrett Manchester Central tFt WD Hartford C1ty Central Cathollc Alb1on Pterceton New Haven Decatur Warsaw Lrgonter Hluntmgton Auburn Goshen SECTIONAL TOURNEY North Slde CFort Waynel Feb 29 Col Clty Harlan Mar l Col Clty 29 North Stde 51 VARSITY Bottom Row Carl Roberts, tratner here here there here here there there there here there there here there there here here here Second Row Nathan Roberts, Pete ' Redman, Paul Pressler, Delbert Ballard, Dwlght Iones Top Row Coach DeVol, Harry Bennett, Harold Iackson, Bob Yontz, Kenneth ludd, Dlck Pence, Asststant Coach RICE Page 69 . 17 ....,.,.,....... C 1. ' .......... 36 .r.....,,,.,,,,, A .....,,, 27 ,,......,,,,.. .. . 22 ,,,,,,..,.,,,,,, C l. 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' o,,.,.,r,, 43 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...,...,. . 32 BASKETBALL The hardwood record did not tally very well on paper this season with seven victories and eleven defeats on the regular schedule The team started strongly with impressive wins over South Whitley and Churubusco only to have the next two tilts snatched from the valiant five with two point margins each by Bluffton and Garrett North Manchester proved a weak foe this season and accounted for the DeVoln'1en The squads from Central of Fort Wayne Hartford City and Central Catholic of Fort Way ne proved to be plenty tough each whipping the Columbia City five in turn The meet with Albion which followed these defeats revived some Weak souls for the Eagles smothered their guests from Albion and advanced to Pierceton where a heated battle was taken from the Columbia City basketeers again by two points Belng set upon by three more powerful clubs the Eagles submitted to Kendallville New Haven and Decatur before invading Warsaw to receive the well earned breaks and marching home with another victory Ligonier proved to be the seventh and last victim which the Eagles trimmed for the remalnrng net squads from Huntington Auburn and Goshen Thus ending the regular schedule six days remained until the sectional tourney was played at North Side of Fort Wayne Here the Eagles from CCHS met and defeated the Harlan Eagles 43 to 32 earning the right to advance to the second round where they were eliminated by a very powerful team from North S1de of Fort Wayne Five men on the first team string are members of the class of 40 thus leaving five veterans for next season Frst Row Gene Shepherd Harold Nelson Bill Malone Carl Roberts Trainer Dean Sharpe Bob Watson Gerald Grable Second Row Coach DeVol Gail Evans lack Walter Olin Dailey Verlin Iackson Iim Boggs Assistant Coach Bice Third Row Lloyd Downing Don Ward Dale Kelser D1Ck Gage lack Fleck Gail Snyder lack Peabody Vernon Trier Page 70 respectively, gained more counters in their respective tilts than did CCHS. T BASKETBALL KENNETH IUDE, Reserve Center, '41, Kenny held the reserve center position this year and shows great promise for ne:-it season. Iudd, in his lunior year, stands BY HARRY BENNETT, Forward, '41 Ben, nett 15' 7 D, a reserve forward who shows plenty of speed and ability will be a good bet lor next years net squad. ROBERT YGNTZ, Guard, '40, Bob was our tallest man this year 16' 1 J, but never having played with the squad in former years, he played at the reserve guard position, RICHARD PENCE, Guard, 41. Dick is a crafty sure shot reserve guard who will bid high tor next years regular team. He now stands 5' 9 and tips the scales at 150 lbs i-AROUB IACKSOA ar i ics dead eye rese rv ard e e e yea x lsiab e c nc Iiarcl' A sscsses p e of sr eed and 'tiftf in hir 137 lb. fran , Page 71 April l5 April l9 April 22 April 26 May 3 4 May 18 TRACK SCHEDULE Class Track Meet invitational Meet Garrett, Auburn, Kendallville Decatur and Columbia City Pierceton and Albion Central of Fort Wayne Here Here Here Here Conference Meet at Fort Wayne State Meet First Row Carl Roberts Dale Keiser Donald Ward Harvey Nelson Delbert Swartz Eugene Pressler Vernon Trier Noble Roth lunior Redman Harold Iackson Roland Grable Second Row lack Walter Nate Roberts Nonnie Harold Nelson Edward Meyers Harry Bennett Donald Smith lim Price Richard Pence Verlin lackson Paul Redman Eugene Shepherd Llovd Downing Malcolm Bowman Coach DeVol Redman Dick Pence Bob Watson Bob lvTcK1bben Larry Gruesbeck Bill Malone Vernon Iackson Dean Sharpe Earl Hazen Coach DeVol handled 35 turf pounders this season six ot whom were senior veterans who helpea make this team a Very promising one A large number ot sophomores and Juniors answered the call of the cinder path ana all boosted the team with their very best efforts The time of each meet was very unpredictable this season because of the winter weather which overtook us again in April The meets were continually postponed until after the Annual had gone to press Page 72 Third Row: Carl Ressler, lack Peabody, Carl Breisch, Bob Yontz, Eugene GIRLS LEAGUE Bottom Row Lots Trout Patr1c1a Loe Pearl Rtvett Ahce Shroyer Betty Putman lrerr' Delfrates Anna Hawk Roselyn Eberhard Antse Overdeer Cathleen Adktns Cather 1ne Evans Margle Boggs lean Zumbrun Betty Close Second Row Dortha Balnbr dge Mary Wolfe Valetta Morrtssey Mmarrt Rtddtck Vtola Ann Binder Ioan Strouse Phyllls Eerr y Phyll1s Baker Helen Glpe Lots Ketrr Evelyn Shroyer Donna Chapman Mable Blew Tlurd Row Phyllts Eberhard Margaret Roberts Arlls Dunn Margaret Cullers Lols Qulnn Phylhs Trump Evelyn Mullendore Clarabelle Pulltn Iosephtne Wallace Evelyn McElroy Edtth Schrader Fourth Row Mary Eahl LOIS Sewell Bette Hull lreta Schaefer Bernice Roberts Phyllts Brumbaugh Katherme Sheets Betty Culler Eldora Lull rs Jean Cullers Dorothy Schmttt Etfth Row Katharme Young Georglana Mtller Ruth Scott Dessa Beard loy try Stxth Row Paullne Gage Gwendolyn Barsh jean Rawley Betty Mtller Yvonne Htle Rutl' Taylor Ieanette Hetnley Top Row Maryor1e Blew Mtss Ltrkle Mary Mar1e Monroe Helen Walker Vera Loe Bottom Row Donald Ramp Clyde Ernst Murray Rowland Wayne lrvtne Eugene Pres ler Dlck Mullendore Bob Wtlllams Chuck Powell Bob Putman Bob Etsher George Hawley Walter Crampton Dtck Barnes Dlck Pugh D1ck Erne Btll Sewell Second Row Erwm Waugh hm Iolly Malcolm Bowman Harold Flox Thomas Blaugh Delbert Swartz Nelson Black Ioe Redman Bob Grable Bob Trter l.aMar Betzner Thlrd Row Kexth Egner Bob Kar t Don Net Don Chrtstman Noble Roth Ioe Manago Carl Brexsch Paul FIIGS Fourth Row Ktrk McNagny Larry Gruesbeck Vernon lackson Alton Braddock Herb Ressler George Sewell George Correa Iohn Secrlst Itm Prtce Earl Hazen Ben Grant Homer Htvely Paul Redman Pntl Loe Elbert Qutnn Ettth Row B1ll Terry Iohn Hunt Iuntor Hmvely DeW1tt Traster Blll Barney Lloyd Boschet Fred Langohr Gall Hawk 1lYtl'1 Row Elvln Ortner Gerald Hlvely George Coverstone Kelth Lundblad Max Reed Dale Gtllesple op Row Walter M1tchell Donald Coolman Iurnor Erne lack Evans Dtck Wass Btll Beck Roland Grable Coach Abe DeVol Page 73 V V l I - V V V V V I f I 1 1 - V V V - 1 1 V ' V ' V V V V 9 V V V 1V , , , . - V V V V V V V V V , . 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V V V V V VVV - - - - L I V V V A V ' V V V . r, X I l 1 Q 2 v 'ki' 'kt 6lfL6Kd'C 6ilfL-J Cglfldywgi Page 7 5 CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Three hundred thtrty stx students enroll to start movmg by bells and alarm clocks agarn Two new teachers torn faculty f Z, 993A Class and club electrons are on full blast fy lolttrctans everywhere Results Rawley wrll head sentors and edtt frrst semesters fuolrcatron of The Eagle Gates wrll have chtef worry over Columbtan Pressler charge of Press Club and Boosters Under new leadershtp the Eagle eleven are havtng tough luclc Dropped frrst three gnd classtcs OCTOBER ltfltss Carver s htstory students entov educatronal trtp to Chtcago Iuntors sponsor ftrst calcewalk of season Electton for l-lallowe en Oueen and at tendants Ellen Pence wrll retgn Teachers conventton gtves book weary stutdents two day vacatton Eagles cant get out of thetr losmg slump Ereshres are begmntng to settle down Annual starts tts drrve by presentrng Wedertz the Magrcran luntors try somethtng new tn therr class play Platn lane NOVEMBER Archer contest declares Rawley wmner Dramatrc art clas under new management presents ftrst publrc performance Aunt Suste Shoots the Works Hardwood takes the place of grtdrron starttng the season wtth two vtctorres and one defeat Wtnter s on tts way Lessons are prltng up T.1rkey trme ftnally decrded we celebrate the 23rd Out wrth the brcarbonate DECEMBER Debaters have plenty to do wtth meets at Purdue and the debate tourney Mclsallen contest, Rawley cops top honors Eagle netmen bow to defeat ftve tlmes chalk up two wtns Musrc and Dramattc Departments present Chrrstmas cantata and play Stranger tn Bethlehem All CCHS demonstrates vocal abtltty around Chrrstmas tree Gettmg ready for Santa wtth vacatton begtnnmg the 23rd Page 76 1 . if: . 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T., , 4 A 5 I V 4 : - V . , , I W F . , . , Y , . . , I . .A. .1 . . . l CIR LENDAR V get 1l 1fIf',.f,'..'. , 'rig 1 :A rf ,555 ,QQUQQ xpiiifff f.ff-.E1'ffEl I.Qf.12.I'1fIl ii .iff wry ia: '1 ri '1'rg1-:,1'f1-n fi :QL r 1 ' ' ' ' nf rd 552+ 15,H?,.A, Y' r X ,, l Q11-' 4:9 . 1' 1 f-- - , , , .,Vf -, Q ,- CALENDAR AND SNAPS Who wlll be the next vrctrm of our snowball barrage? ponder lelly Tnp loan and Rolly Adorned ln mrnstrel pla ds drummer Meyers and drum malor Yont stroll lets urely to scaool M dge Sra o caugnt between Gone Wllll the Wmd and the pause that retreslftes Tlre Four Horsemen fthe freshman class lack Peabody Donald Ner Thonmm Bkaagh and Haney Nebon F oeto absorb sone Knofdedge nonttren Wvebears Cto wrt tl e monumentl The Dead Vnd Krds ln person of Dean Nrlle laclf Gates Harley Nelson Plr l Lowe Bud Meyers and Farl Hazen Anne adorned rn her new Easter no slde down bonnet Looks lrke the load tamlly but really lts tne Booster Club gettmg re ay for the Homecomlng bonflre Pee ey Nate Pete Pret and Bob Lotta Vrauter rrufes up a super speclal soda or maybe 1ts a coke mth two straws Butch lhnlseernsto nave Gl3TCINGYloOK1H 5 eye Beny Souder Sc tue Pyle Rtnn Bnnwn ana G1 doHmrBamb Hsenmnsle nngthe ldumc Buldmg aner pmxmce SPP CODgllJFSUSIGCMHOQVGSSDGYdCdSlOSChoOl Ben! 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